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Deni B. Sher

Weston Town Center Office
954-306-7262 (Office)
954-217-5944 (Fax)
954-661-9504 (Cell)
sher.d@ewm.com
Personal Website

Biography
Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1950, Deni Boehm Sher was raised in Linwood, a small, South Jersey town, where one’s reputation meant everything. An athlete since the day she was born, Deni’s competitive spirit, enthusiasm, big heart and sense of humor is what makes her unique.   
 
Education
Graduated Mainland Regional High School in 1968
AA Degree from Palm Beach Junior College in 1971 (Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society)
Attended Emerson College in 1973-75, but didn’t graduate 
BA in English from Florida Atlantic University in 2002 (National Honor Society, Cum Laude)
Florida Real Estate License in 1980 and 2005
Graduated Top of her class in the School of Hard Knocks 
 
Personal Philosophies
What doesn’t kill you – makes you stronger.
Laughter is the Essence of Life.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
The gift is in the giving.
This is not dress rehearsal.
When you put people first…the money will follow.
 
Business Background
 
 ComputerDen, Inc. 1988 - 2003
 
“As a struggling, single mother, I opened my own business and went from rags to riches. There is no better personal satisfaction than taking an idea and growing it into a successful business. I learned more about myself - my integrity, my values, my strengths and my ability to think outside the box to overcome every imaginable obstacle in order to reach my goals. I believe there is nothing one cannot achieve when you focus. My company’s fourteen years of success was living proof.

Person-to-Person Loans…Creative Approach Wed, 25 Jun 2008

I read an interesting article June 15th in the Real Estate section of Sunday’s New York Times regarding homeowners who are having trouble borrowing against their houses.  Written  by Bob Tedeschi, the article explains the benefits of the Online networks that have emerged in recent years allowing people to find loans or to make them, the same [...] Read full article »