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MYRA BAGINSKI

MYRA BAGINSKI

Written by: Dave Danielson

Photos by: Jin Kim, URSPECIAL

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Wouldn’t it be amazing to be able to go back in time to see this region during its earliest stages of development?

If you did, you would see the people who put their own vision for this land into motion … people like Marianne Percy’s ancestor.

Six generations ago, he added his name as one of the original signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence.

A Legacy Of Community Contribution

Today, Marianne is Vice President and Broker Associate with Allie Beth Allman & Associates. As a native of Dallas, Marianne applies her love of the area today.

“I have a strong passion for helping generations of my clients through real estate. It’s very fulfilling,” she says with a smile.

“I love the relationships that have been built. I enjoy the fact that no two deals are the same. People have different needs. Finding the way to find the right fit is really the best part for me. It’s what I love to do. It’s a stressful time. It’s nice to be able to make that process smoother.”

Early Influences

As Marianne grew up, she watched her dad’s successful career as Principal of Majors & Majors Commercial. At first, Marianne pursued a separate path. When she graduated from Texas A&M in 1983, she entered the banking business.

Through time, she elevated her position in the organization to become a Branch Manager, as well as developed expertise in consumer lending. She also worked in a corporate setting, focusing on the commercial side of the business.

Real estate had been in the back of Marianne’s mind as a possible direction through time. Her father encouraged her to consider it, as well.

“I had saved my money so I could get a start in real estate. I interviewed with one of my dad’s friends in 1990 and have been doing this ever since.”

Wonderful Life

Marianne has continued to grow her record of results in real estate through time. But for all of her achievements and accolades in the business, her true fulfillment comes from the time she spends with her family.

Marianne cherishes time with her husband, John, and their children — their son, Jack, who just bought his first home in Richardson; their daughter, Julianne, who recently got married; and their son, Henry, who works for a luxury high-rise company in Houston.

In her free time, Marianne loves running.

“I don’t run in any marathons. I just love to get out and run. One of my favorite things to do is running through different neighborhoods,” Marianne says. “It helps me learn about a neighborhood.”

Marianne also looks forward to time with her dogs, as well as staying engaged in her church, St. Rita Catholic Community Church.

As she says, “My faith has always been a big part of me.”

Driven To Make A Difference

With a friendly, honest, and trustworthy drive, Marianne makes a lasting impact for those around her.

“I always strive to put my attention to detail to work for my clients,” she smiles. “I have a knack for knowing how to get things done, and it feels very good to put that to work in helping my clients reach real results.”

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