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Top-rated lgbtq agents in Minneapolis
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Todd - Gay Realtor
As a member of the GLBT community, I understand the unique needs of our community and you will never feel pressured or uncomfortable with the process. I am active in many GLBT activities, from social to political. I was born in Minneapolis and ...read more
Robert - Gay Realtor
Meet Robby, a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community who's making waves in the Minneapolis real estate scene. Hailing from sunny California, Robby brings not only a deep passion for homes but also a heartfelt dedication to building an inclusive, ...read more
David - Gay Realtor
Taking Care of You. Taking Care of Business. The Right Deal. The Right Time. The Right Price. Over the course of a 25+ year business career, David has advised many of the leading real estate and consumer brands in sales and marketing. Since ...read more
Alex - Gay Friendly Realtor
Since 2003, I’ve been helping people buy and sell homes across Minnesota. My approach is simple—no hype, no pressure, just honest guidance. Buying or selling a home is a big decision, and I invest time in getting to know you and your goals. More ...read more
Kristy - Lesbian Realtor
Kristy embodies what a great Realtor should be.... She possessed a wealth of experience and a passion for educating and nurturing clients through selling a home or buying a home. Whether it's preparing your home to sell for max profit or negotiating ...read more
Matthew - Gay Realtor
I'm licensed in both Minnesota and Wisconsin and work anywhere within a 60 minute radius of downtown St Paul! I operate on an open and flexible schedule and am very sensitive to my clients needs/discretions. I've worked with clients of various ...read more
Dan - Gay Realtor
I have been selling real estate for 25 plus years and loving every minute! Having earned several designations, my highest achievement is when I became a CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) and have become a expert in my field. Teaching how to buy ...read more
Christopher - Gay Realtor
In a sea of realtors, what makes one stand out? For Chris, it’s skill, dedication, trust, and reputation. As your real estate partner, he ensures a seamless transaction—whether you’re selling, buying, or investing. A proud member of his ...read more
Kristin - Lesbian Realtor
Hello all! I’m Kristin, a Realtor based in the Twin Cities area! Being apart of the LGBTQ+ community myself, I’m very aware of the challenges we may face in the home buying process. Discrimination, acceptance, and safety play a significant roll ...read more
Travis - Gay Realtor
Travis grew up in a small town in west central Wisconsin and attended University of Wisconsin Stout where he majored in Marketing Education with a minor in Business emphasis in Real Estate. After graduating with honors in 1999 and upon completing a ...read more
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