John “Jack” Favro

Real Estate Salesperson

John “Jack” Favro

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 518-637-8169

License# 10401342323

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Jack’s Bio

Lake Placid and the Olympic region have a special magic. Add the Mountains and Lakes and it doesn't get any better.
Why would I live anywhere else? Yes, I am a native to the Adirondacks. Having previously lived in Philadelphia and Baltimore after college. It was clear to my wife and I that having to driving hours to go skiing or paddling didn't work for us. We decided that Lake Placid was the perfect place to raise our family.
I believe in giving back to the community I love. I served as Chief of the Lake Placid Volunteer Fire Department, Duty Fire Coordinator for Essex County Emergency services, and President of the Northern New York Volunteer Fireman's Association. I also serve the community directly as a North Elba Town Councilman which I held for five terms.
But most importantly as Real estate is my second career, I can provide a non- pressured sales approach. It's not about making the next sale; it’s about making my clients comfortable and happy with the sale or purchase of real estate.

Jack retired as Director of the Lake Placid Olympic Training Center. Where he helped nation's best athletes prepare for the Olympic games. In that environment, their goals were the only focus. There is nothing better than holding a Gold medal and receiving the gratitude from an athlete for helping them achieve greatness.
I work with each of my clients the same way as the Olympic athletes, providing the best customer service to help them reach their goals.

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