Wonder woman.
Marji Legault is a co-founder of the Monteith-Legault Real Estate Company and has been a Real Estate Broker for over 14 years. She made the decision to pursue a career in real estate after the birth of her fifth child, Luke. She wanted to have more time to be home with him and one day her husband, John, suggested that Marji would make an excellent real estate agent. So she took the leap of faith, completed the licensing coursework and now she can’t imagine doing anything else.
Marji sees her career as an act of service, a way to improve the lives of others. She said, “I love being able to make buying or selling a home a positive experience”. There is a lot of work that goes into getting to the closing table but I always do everything I can to keep things easy and seamless for my clients.” Marji also puts a great deal of importance on making the process of buying or selling an educational experience for her clients. She said, “I want my clients to have a strong knowledge of the process so that they can make informed, educated decisions and feel empowered.”
Some advice Marji follows is “strive to know the “real” you and don’t ever be ashamed of who you are.” She has worked hard for a life that she is proud of even though it hasn’t always been easy. Marji admits she has learned from her challenges and is inspired by her resilience and ability to make the best of every situation. She feels truly blessed by everything she has been bestoyed, has worked for and earned.
In the next ten years, Marji is looking forward to her son attending high school and college and also watching her grandchildren grow up. She said she is eager to celebrate another decade of marriage and looks forward to purchasing a home in Key West. She is also excited to grow the Monteith-Legault Real Estate Company and to continue to support the team in any way that she can.
Three interesting facts about Marji:
- Marji was a licensed fugitive recovery agent (bounty hunter) and private detective in her early 20s.
- She has 5 children and 9 grandchildren.
- She loves to read, especially inspiring true stories, cook and to watch her son play baseball.