Lindsay Marsh

Lindsay Marsh

Cell: (208) 408-0606

LMarsh@idahohometeam.com

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As a real estate professional, Lindsay recognizes the value and trust her clients place in her and strives every day to exceed their expectations. Prior to entering real estate, she served in the United States Air Force and went on to earn her Master’s degree in Information Science at the University of Denver. Lindsay moved to Boise nearly a decade ago to work as an Academic Librarian at Boise State where her love of helping others has led to her true calling in real estate. This knowledge and experience has provided her with the discipline and unique set of skills to serve her clients in an exceptional and unparalleled manner. People who work with Lindsay often describe her as detail-oriented, hard-working and altruistic.

After living in Boise's North End, Lindsay currently resides in South East Boise with her husband Sean and their rescue dog, Ranger. She loves immersing herself in all of the natural amenities the Treasure Valley has to offer; hiking the Ridge to Rivers trails, tubing the Boise River in the summer, and skiing Bogus Basin in the winter.

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