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Meet the BMAR Member - Erickson

Sandra Erickson became a Realtor 32 years ago. Her office is in the south Bronx where she rehabs, owns and manages affordable housing. Erickson is a past-president of the Bronx-Manhattan North Association of Realtors. She continues to serve as a board of governor member and is active in New York State and national lobbying efforts to protect and preserve property ownership rights. Erickson serves on numerous boards, both business and community related, including the New York State Department of State Board of Real Estate and a long time member of Bronx Community Board 7. Contact info: Sandra Erickson Sandra Erickson Real Estate Inc. 1394 Clay Ave., Suite 1C, Bronx, N.Y. 10456 Tel. (718) 293-3344 [email protected]
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