Making Dreams Come True
- Local company is your partner in real estate
- Mar 25, 2016
- 2 min read
A real estate transaction is typically the biggest investment one makes during his or her lifetime, and a dream people work hard to achieve. Making sure you have the right professionals to guide you through that process and protect that investment for years to come is vital to the transaction.
In Boundary County, people have trusted Boundary Abstract Company, Ltd for over a century. Incorporated in April of 1915, Boundary Abstract Company performs title searches and closings for all real estate transactions and services long-term escrow accounts as well. And it is that kind of longevity that speaks to the company’s credibility, customer service and knowledge.
Owner Sharlene Delaney has been with the company for 35 years and has in-depth knowledge of all aspects of the industry as well as of Boundary County. Her employee, Pam Moe, has 18 years in the industry, while new staff member Kendra Neumeyer is a third generation resident of Boundary County and is excited to be a part of the Boundary Abstract Company, Ltd team.
Boundary Abstract Company is the county’s oldest locally owned and operated title insurance company. Their expertise and knowledge of the community is unsurpassed. And once the transaction is complete, Boundary Abstract and its employees will continue to be there for you, whether it’s for title searches or escrow needs. It is important to understand that the decision of which company to choose is the decision of the client – not the banker or the realtor.
Delaney moved to Bonners Ferry from Montana when she was in the fourth grade. She moved to Great Falls after high school graduation, but moved back to Bonners Ferry after just two years, eager to return to the place that she had grown to love. Since that time, Delaney has worked at Boundary Abstract helping thousands of people realize their dream come true.
The success Delaney and Boundary Abstract Company have experienced is something she credits to the previous owner Peter Wilson. “He was an amazing teacher and leader,” said Delaney. “His dedication to serve Boundary County was something people felt and respected. Without his guidance and support, I wouldn’t be where I am today.”
With a heartfelt desire to give back to the community that has supported her all these years, Delaney and her staff are involved in many events throughout the area. Just some of those activities include Rotary, the Chamber of Commerce and the first Relay for Life in Boundary County. Pam created the Fill The Bus, Food Drive-Service Project while serving as the AmeriCorps Volunteer at Valley View Elementary and continued that service project for nine years.
Referring to Wilson’s influence, Delaney vows to continue with the same dedication he exhibited. “I have tried to follow his example and do my best to keep that legacy alive in the future of the company.”
Boundary Abstract Company, Ltd.
6430 Kootenai St, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805
208.267.3129
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