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508C, Marketplace Certified Brokers Marketplace Certified Brokers Effective Date: September 1, 2021 bcbst.com ALABAMA TAMMY CHASE ARIZONA DANTE BYRD 11649 Rocky Point Court 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 MICHAEL DENNIS Sherwood, AR 72120 WILLIAM GOULD San Francisco, CA 94105 2000 Berryhill Rd Pulaski County 3800 N. Central Avenue 9th Floor San Francisco County Montgomery, AL 36117 Phone: (501) 658-5127 Phoenix, AZ 85012 Phone: (800) 350-1470 Montgomery County Maricopa County Phone: (334) 395-8494 EDDIE CHEVIS Phone: (602) 277-2144 MARSHA CAIN 112 Smarthouse Way 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 VINCENT DENNIS North Little Rock, AR 72114 BRIDGET KNISS San Francisco, CA 94105 2000 Berryhill Rd Pulaski County 6767 N 7th Street Unit 212 San Francisco County Montgomery, AL 36117 Phone: (501) 372-4800 Phoenix, AZ 85014 Phone: (800) 350-1470 Montgomery County Maricopa County Phone: (334) 395-8494 WILLIAM HANNAH Phone: (615) 930-9858 SYLVIA CHANEY 10247 Edgemont Road 4150 Chicago Ave # 56583 CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM Edgemont, AR 72044 ALEIDA LOPEZ RIVAS Riverside, CA 92507 2 Chase Corporate Drive Suite Cleburne County 2411 N 70th Drive Riverside County 140 Phone: (501) 302-1241 Phoenix, AZ 85035 Phone: (951) 878-0838 Birmingham, AL 35244 Maricopa County Jefferson County HOWARD KELSEY Phone: (801) 413-0990 CHERYL COPELAND Phone: (423) 847-2426 112 Smarthouse Way 1305 Terra Bella Ave North Little Rock, AR 72114 BRUNO NASCIMENTO Mountain View, CA 94043 DELOIS JACKSON Pulaski County 1600 N Saba St Unit 158 Santa Clara County 4309 Hathaway Ln Phone: (501) 372-4800 Chandler, AZ 85225 Phone: (800) 972-3755 Mount Olive, AL 35117 Maricopa County Jefferson County ATO KENYATTA Phone: (480) 718-9806 OSCAR DIEGO Phone: (205) 285-9658 6037 Buck Lake Rd 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 Crawford, AR 72327 WILLIAM OXLEY San Francisco, CA 94105 KAREN MORSE Crittenden County 43704 N 50th Drive San Francisco County 7001 Crestwood Blvd Ste 610 Phone: (901) 867-9955 Phoenix, AZ 85087-1854 Phone: (800) 350-1470 Birmingham, AL 35210 Maricopa County Jefferson County WILLIAM MENARD Phone: (623) 551-8671 EDDIE GAMBOA Phone: (256) 426-0368 1501 N University St 340 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 Little Rock, AR 72207 ALLAN ZEE San Francisco, CA 94105 KAREN QUIGLEY Pulaski County 15221 N Clubgate Dr # 2109 San Francisco County 716 Lily Flagg Road Southeast Phone: (501) 324-2620 Scottsdale, AZ 85254 Phone: (800) 350-1470 Huntsville, AL 35802 Maricopa County Madison County ROBERT MILLER Phone: (480) 221-9292 NATHANIEL GRAHAM Phone: (615) 430-7515 112 Smarthouse Way 1305 Terra Bella Ave North Little Rock, AR 72114 Mountain View, CA 94043 NICOLE SHERWOOD Pulaski County CALIFORNIA Santa Clara County 977 Garrett Lane Phone: (501) 372-4800 Phone: (800) 972-3755 Florence, AL 35634 CARLOS ARRIETA Lauderdale County JOHN PRZYBYSZ 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 ANTHONY HARRIS Phone: (330) 303-7733 112 Smarthouse Way San Francisco, CA 94105 1305 Terra Bella Ave North Little Rock, AR 72114 San Francisco County Mountain View, CA 94043 Pulaski County Phone: (800) 350-1470 Santa Clara County ARKANSAS Phone: (501) 372-4800 Phone: (800) 972-3755 MESHELL BENJAMIN CARRELL BILLINGSLEY CHARLES WORSHAM 425 Market Street, Ste 2800 VIRGINIA HART 726 N Washington Sherwood, AR 72124 San Francisco, CA 94105 25020 W Ave Stanford Ste 140 Forrest City, AR 72335 Pulaski County San Francisco County Valencia, CA 91355 Saint Francis County Phone: (251) 650-1280 Phone: (800) 350-1470 Los Angeles County Phone: (870) 633-4941 Phone: (661) 257-6242 DONNA YOUNG MORGAN BLEIN RUBY BREWER 1110 Main St P.O. 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