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Beth Anderson
Residential Specialist
509-218-9311
As a John L. Scott broker, my mission is transactional excellence and client satisfaction. That means I work tirelessly to make your home buying or selling process as efficient, stress-free and lucrative for you as possible.
Meet Beth
Beth Anderson is a wife and a mother of three. When she has time to herself she loves to golf with her family, go on walks, read, and do puzzles! Before becoming a real estate broker, she was a stay at home mom, raising her kiddos, and never missed a single band concert or sports game. Now her kids are all grown up! Her boys are both pursuing trades, and her daughter is in college. Looking back on those years of raising her kids, she realized that raising kids and selling real estate are very similar; both require some patience, adaptability, and an understanding of needs, but in the end it's all about the joy of guiding someone toward their perfect fit, and helping them achieve their biggest goals.
Beth first started her career in 2007, where she sold real estate in California. In 2015, she and her family relocated from California to the Spokane area. As someone who has gone through such a big relocation herself, Beth really understands what it is like to start over in a brand new place.
Now, Beth works out of the John L. Scott Office in Liberty Lake, and is dual licensed to sell real estate in Washington and Idaho. Beth specializes in areas like South Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, the South Hill and Mead, but works closely with clients looking to buy anywhere in that region as well. She is very passionate about giving back to the community so a portion of every commission she receives goes to the John L. Scott Foundation. Beth donates to SCRAPS, the local pet shelter, and has also volunteered at Blessings Under The Bridge.
Beth finds that one of the most important things about her job is understanding the true needs of her client. She is more than happy to offer valuable information or input, but also knows when it is important to listen. As a mom herself, Beth finds joy in helping clients find homes in great communities and school districts. Her patience and dedication to her work, as well as her strong negotiation skills have led her to close many successful transactions, but also have allowed her the privilege to experience her clients' joy. Beth says that her favorite part of any client experience is when she gets the opportunity to hand over the keys to a brand new homeowner and say, “Welcome home.”
Spokane
Spokane is capital of the Inland Northwest, home to the Gonzaga Bulldogs, the second largest city in Washington State and a great place to call home. What once was a fur trading and mining post and then a railroad hub has grown into a city with a flourishing arts and cultural scene and an economy built around services more than natural resources. We truly are a modern city with deep ties to our history. In fact, 18 of Spokane’s neighborhoods are on the National Register of Historical Districts. Most of the downtown commercial district’s buildings were destroyed in the Great Fire of 1889. This led to a rebuilding boom in the years that followed. The architecture for many of the new buildings was Romanesque Revival, and much of downtown reflects that style today.
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