Jeff Thomsen

Office: (208) 860-2465

Cell: (208) 860-2465

JeffThomsenPGA@gmail.com

REALTOR®, CNE - certified negotiation expert

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We Consult, You Decide, We Celebrate

SERVICE

Clients for life and “every day is opening day” is our business model

COMMITMENT

Clients are satisfied and grateful for our efforts to “close the deal” with their highest benefit in mind. Genuine authentic

BACKGROUND

Realtor since 2006. Boise resident since 1986. Former golf course owner who knows the golf course Real Estate very well. Former PGA TOUR player

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