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Gail Wasmer

Real Estate

Gail Wasmer

Springfield, ILLINOIS

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Gail Wasmer is a real estate broker with LPT Realty in Springfield, Illinois, serving buyers and sellers throughout the capital city and surrounding Central Illinois communities. Her tagline, "opening doors for all," captures the heart of her practice: fair, thoughtful, equitable representation, with a particular commitment to serving the LGBTQ+ community.

Gail earned her real estate license in 2014 and brings roughly two decades of combined experience across real estate and the financial industries. Before and alongside her sales career she managed a 320-unit apartment community and worked in tax, annuities and mortgage lending, giving her an unusually strong grasp of the numbers behind every deal. That background helps her educate clients and guide them to confident decisions, whether they are buying a first home or selling a longtime one.

She went independent with LPT Realty in 2024 after six years as a full-service broker and team administrator with a Springfield-area Keller Williams office. Her recognition includes the 2023 Most Growth in GCI award and Capper Awards from 2019 through 2023, along with graduation from the Capital Area Realtors Leadership Academy.

Gail is a founding member of the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance and a member of the National Association of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals, reflecting a longstanding commitment to affirming, inclusive service. A Springfield resident since 1998, she knows Central Illinois well and treats every client with the same fairness and attention to detail. If you are buying or selling in the Springfield area, Gail Wasmer offers experienced, welcoming representation you can trust.

Hours

Mon–Fri
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat–Sun
Closed

How we sourced this

Seeded skeleton 2026-07-24 for owner to populate. Confirmed public LGBTQ+ self-identification. Brokerage: LPT Realty

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