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Craig Hartranft

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Commitment, accountability, dependability and versatility are all skills that Craig has built upon his entire life. These qualities have always helped to make him a leader in his chosen field - team sports in school, as an airman in the military, and then as a police officer before entering real estate -- and now they make him the best person to handle one of the biggest decisions of your life. He knows that families are relying on him and he prides himself on his ability to come through for people.

As a boy growing up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Craig was always a team player. He excelled in team sports and was a leader on his high school basketball team. After an injury prematurely ended any chance he had for a college scholarship, Craig enrolled in the Air Force and began a personal journey that would redefine his beliefs as well as his attitudes towards service.

After an honorable tenure in the Air Force, Craig returned home to Lancaster with a strong sense of community and self-pride. After starting a family with his wife, Mate, he joined the Lancaster Police Force, which again, redefined his commitment to service. As an officer, he developed a great ability to adapt to the constantly changing circumstances he encountered. It's a versatility that still serves him well in both his personal and professional life.

As a native of Lancaster and a father of two, Craig understands how important family is. Spending time with his sons, Kyle and Brandon, is one of his greatest joys and it also helps him in his professional career. His great love and respect for his own family gives him special insight into his client's personal needs and interests.

When it comes time to buy or sell your next home, make sure you enlist the aid of a professional who is in tune with your goals and interests, appreciates the needs of your family, and is committed to getting you the specific results you're after. It all adds up to Craig Hartranft. Give him a call today.

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