Patrick Rebman

As a dedicated residential and investment property specialist at Chippewa Valley Real Estate, Patrick is passionate about fostering lasting relationships with his clients. He firmly believes in upholding the highest ethical standards, always prioritizing the best interests of both buyers and sellers alike. With over a decade of experience in real estate investment and sales, Patrick boasts a diverse and extensive background in serving the Chippewa Valley and beyond. After earning his degree from UW Eau Claire, he dedicated 2 1/2 years of service to the Peace Corps in Nepal. Following this impactful experience, Patrick spent the next 15 years deeply involved in various non-profit initiatives within the Chippewa Valley. Beginning by managing group homes for LSS, Patrick then achieved a significant milestone by founding the Children's Museum of Eau Claire--an accomplishment he holds dear. Subsequently, he was recruited to spearhead a development program for Mayo Clinic in Menomonie, WI. Throughout his non-profit endeavors, Patrick actively invested in and managed his own rental properties. Presently, he continues to own and operate a thriving investment property and management business. Alongside his full-time role at Chippewa Valley Real Estate, Patrick co-owns Chippewa Valley Property Management, offering assistance to others in effectively managing their investment properties. Patrick derives great satisfaction from assisting individuals in selling their homes and helping buyers find their perfect residence. His extensive knowledge of the rental market positions him as an invaluable resource for investors, providing insights into rental trends, property values, and the unique characteristics of specific locations. In addition to his professional commitments, Patrick is deeply involved in his community, actively contributing to its growth and well-being. His commitment to excellence, coupled with his unwavering dedication to client success, makes Patrick a trusted partner for all your real estate needs