Not Your Typical Realtor. Not Your Typical Realtor Bio.
You loathe typical real estate agent bios. Don’t worry, I do too. They’re like cardboard —
stiff, bland, and identical to every other bio out there. Instead of boasting ad nauseum
about awards and accomplishments you’re not interested in, I’m taking the novel approach
of actually giving you what you want — real answers to questions you’re probably
wondering right now.
Will you return my calls and emails?
Yes. Without question.
I realize this is one of the major frustrations the general public has with dealing with
agents. I get dozens of calls and emails daily, and I work hard to reply as quickly as
possible.
I’ve met many Realtors who are jerks. Are you?
Depends on who you ask. If you ask certain agents who have stood between my clients and
their real estate goals, they'll probably say "yes". A handful of people think I leave golden
footprints in the sand. Those are the two extremes, and most people's opinion falls
somewhere in the middle.
Here's what I can tell you:
I'm honest and candid. I take pride in being approachable and friendly. And if you need a
quick real estate brain, or a strong dose of honesty, you’re in the right place. Loyalty to
family, clients, and friends is one of my core values.
Want to really find out if I’m a jerk? Mess with one of those people.
On a personal level, I'm pretty good at photography, dancing and singing. OK, not singing!
On a professional level, here are the skill-sets that I’ve developed over the years:
Listening (That seems to be a lost art these days!)
Organization (Sometimes to the extreme, maybe a little OCD as well)
Service with a Smile! (Buying or selling a home can be stressful enough, I want to make this easy for all of us.
Ready for this Real Estate Journey,? Just call or email me!
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