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Dustin's childhood dream of helping people buy and sell homes in Florida and Alabama led him to earn real estate licenses in both states. Passionate about real estate from a young age, Dustin was inspired by the show Property Virgins and his ...read more
What is a REAL ESTATE AGENT? Some of my clients say I make their dreams a reality; I confidently advise my clients when buying or selling real-estate to empower your decisions as we navigate the process in the Kansas City area. I do this by: • ...read more
Buying or selling a home? Al makes it easy! Searching for your new dream home? Let me help. As your buyer’s agent, I will search through thousands of listings to match your wish list. I will e-mail you links or provide you access to search ...read more
Matthew graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in accounting. After working as a Senior Financial Analyst for 5 years, he then made the move into the Real Estate field over 8 years ago. As a gay realtor in Kansas/Missouri, Matthew ...read more
Jared is not a stranger to Kansas. Born and raised in Wichita, he has traveled all over the world. From cleaning aircraft in Dubai to electrical maintenance in Wichita, he is familiar to buying and selling homes. Jared bought his first home at 21 ...read more
LEAD AGENT, BUYER AND LISTING SPECIALIST Casey is a Kansas native who began his career in real estate in the summer of 2014. Since then, he has closed over 45 million dollars in sales and has helped over 300 families buy or sell real estate. Real ...read more
Mission Hills is the best place to live for Kansas suburbanites, according to a new ranking by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Scoring just below Mission Hills was Glendale, Mo., named the best suburb of Missouri.
Coldwell Banker ranked the suburbs based on access to amenities, proximity to good schools, average commute times and community safety. According to the survey, suburbanites are more likely to eat in, ...more
