Stieg Strand

Hire a Realtor you can trust. If you don't know one, ask people around you at work, your family, especially people you care about, as they have a vested interest in your happiness

When you are interviewing a Realtor to sell your home, make sure you read recent testimonials, and even talk to some of them to confirm the caliber of Realtor you are considering hiring. If the Realtor does not want you to do that, then you should not hire them. Also (from the advice section) Hire a Realtor you can trust. If you don't know one, ask people around you at work, your family, especially people you care about, as they have a vested interest in your happiness

Buyers and Sellers of Single Family Homes, Condominiums, Townhomes, and Investment Properties. I have worked extensively with buyers who find out about me through my dozens of online reviews as well.

How about a brief client testimonial from Anna instead: "As a first time house seller, I greatly appreciated Stieg's patience with all of my questions and his assistance throughout the selling process. His calm demeanor was incredibly valuable throughout this potentially stressful process. He provided professional, yet friendly, service from my first phone call and filling out the listing paperwork to following up after the closing. Stieg was always just a call, text, or email away. Stieg's marketing approach, listing on multiple platforms, and bringing in a professional photographer for my townhouse, was highly successful, leading to a quick sale. He is very knowledgeable about the housing market, providing information on sales timelines and trends. Stieg's high level of knowledge of the housing market and his regular communication keeping me informed during the selling process was very reassuring. I feel extremely confident that Stieg had my best interests as the seller front and foremost throughout the entire house selling process. I highly recommend Stieg and his professional service for your house selling, or buying, needs. He made the process quite enjoyable!"

In 1995, after 13+ years working in the restaurant business. I wanted to help people at a "higher level", but not do something where I lose "who I really am".... Does that make sense. I really enjoy building relationships with people, it is one huge reason my clients are so agreeable to do reviews for me!

I spend a few days a month teaching classes for agents who are wanting to get their real estate license. I really enjoy that, as I get an opportunity to share real life stories, encourage them, and also challenge them to be good salespeople and especially good fiduciaries of their clients interests and money