Larry LaVercombe

Larry LaVercombe has been selling real estate for over 20 years and has been part of the Linden Hills community even longer. His focus on building community includes coaching Little League, volunteering for 12 years as the Linden Hills Zoning Committee Chair and producing popular musical events for "Linden Hills Festival" and "Woofstock."

Diane Mach has been a real estate attorney for over 20 years; she recently joined Lakes Area Realty (LAR). As a real estate agent, Diane has partnered with "Team Larry." Diane enjoys being involved in Linden Hills community events, including "Linden Hills Festival" and the "Upton Art Fair." Diane's passion for dogs makes "Woofstock" one of her favorite Linden Hills events of the year.

Together, Diane and Larry make a great team! They are partners in life and partners in business who enjoy helping people make locally informed real estate decision. They specialize in assisting those who are buying and selling around the Minneapolis Lakes and St. Paul's Mac-Groveland areas. Their combined passion, knowledge, and wisdom will make your buying and selling experience a great event!

TEAM LARRY’S PHILOSOPHY

It’s simple.

Be honest, respectful and work hard. Do the right thing. Don’t take short cuts. Don’t go for the quick buck. Be knowledgeable and informative.

They often see their role primarily as educators. They believe in supplying thoroughly researched and relevant data, so you can make informed and considered decisions. They keep up with the trends and the statistics, and they pass their knowledge on to you.

They believe in having collegial rather than combative relationships with other realtors. It’s why so many of them call them when they are looking for things not yet listed on MLS, and why so many who work this area know them and welcome their calls.

This business is about character and hard work. They’re proud to say that after seeing half the realtors go out of business in recent lean years, their business is thriving. Their reputation is strong, and their work ethic brings people back the next time they are buying or selling a home.

They also believe in contributing to the community. They consider themselves to be fortunate people in a difficult world. Their community is their lifeblood, and they honor it through peace activism and other justice-related issues, charitable contributions, and civic involvement.