Angela Marshall-Mishio

The best advice I can give a buyer is to be prepared, informed, and guided by a trusted professional. Get pre-approved before you start shopping, understand your budget beyond just the payment, and be ready to act decisively when the right home comes along. A competitive market rewards preparation, strategy, and strong representation.

The best advice I can give a seller is to approach the market with strategy, not emotion. Price your home accurately from the start, invest in proper preparation and presentation, and rely on data-driven guidance throughout the process. Strong marketing, professional negotiation, and realistic expectations are key to achieving the best possible outcome.

Over the years, I’ve worked with a wide range of clients, including first-time homebuyers, growing families, military and veteran families, luxury buyers, investors, relocations, downsizers, and sellers transitioning into their next chapter. I’ve also represented clients in Residential, Commercial, Land, and Farm & Ranch transactions, giving me broad experience across many property types and life stages.

One recent transaction I’m especially fond of involved helping a family relocate to be closer to loved ones. The market was competitive, and we had to move quickly and strategically. We secured strong financing upfront, crafted a competitive offer, and stayed proactive through inspections and negotiations. There were a few hurdles along the way, but clear communication and preparation kept everything on track. In the end, we closed smoothly and on time. Seeing their excitement at closing and knowing we helped them step into a new chapter made it incredibly rewarding.

I began my career in the title industry, serving as an escrow officer for over 20 years. Working behind the scenes on contracts, closings, and complex transactions gave me a deep understanding of the process long before I became a REALTOR®. That foundation allows me to guide clients with confidence, anticipate challenges early, and ensure their transaction moves smoothly from contract to closing.

Yes. My background as an escrow officer for over 20 years provided in-depth training in contracts, title review, problem-solving, and closing procedures. That experience, combined with ongoing real estate education and market training, allows me to navigate complex transactions, anticipate potential issues, and protect my clients’ interests from listing to funding.