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Meet the NYSCAR Members - Brien

Mercedes Brien is a sales person at Nothnagle Realtors. Based in their Greece office, Brien specializes in the following: 1031 exchanges, buyer representation, commercial agent, industrial, investment and multifamily. She serves Monroe, Ontario and Wayne counties, as well as, the Buffalo, Syracuse and Rochester markets. She is a Certified Exchange Advisor and Realtor. Brien is a member of the Rochester chapter of NYSCAR, where she has received the Service Award for two consecutive years. Mercedes Brien, Nothnagle Realtors 1061 Long Pond Rd., Suite 100, Rochester, N.Y. 14626 Tel. (585) 368-7162 Fax (585) 225-9368 www.nothnagle.com
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