Linda Starcher

For as long as I can remember I have always wanted to be a professional career woman. My entrepreneurial career began at the early age of 14. On my 18th birthday I began a 10-year career with the Michigan Civil Service, starting as a typist and advancing myself to branch manager where I supervised 18-35 employees. After working to the top in only 10 years, I now had a burning desire to have my own business and utilize all the clerical, management skills and experience I had just acquired. My former husband and I were involved at that time with building and developing condominiums & single family homes. I participated in acquisitions zoning, roads, approval of condominium documents, water, sewer, model center sales and trouble shooting before and after the sale. It was a natural transition to acquire my real estate license. My involvement in the construction business brought ...