Sage is an educated guide who’s a matchmaker between you and the best property for you, and between you and the best buyers when you’re selling your home. Sage is an inspired student from the homes she's owned, and she's motivated to help teach others how to find the best homes for them using what she's learned over many years. Sage earns her clients’ trust through truth and knowledge and will explain why buyers shouldn’t buy a home or why sellers should repair their homes before putting them on the market. Sage's clients depend on her being authoritative and factual while remaining open minded and intuitive to their needs. By using ‘Sage’s University’ to educate clients through the home buying and selling processes first and then demonstrating problem solving and perseverance throughout the challenging situations that occur, clients depend on Sage's guidance through their significant changes and new beginnings. Sage and her clients develop long-term relationships by reaching success together as a team and Sage loves to stay in touch years after the deal is done, through calls, cards, messages, emails and video texts. Sage's brand is GET – Guidance, Education and Tenacity. Clients describe Sage as a Guardian Angel who’s protective, wise, and trustworthy.
As a community market leader, Sage actively supports numerous community non-profit organizations like Habitat for Humanity, Northwest Harvest and Bridging A Gap Weekend Feeding Program to provide food to kids in need over weekends and holidays. Committed to improving the world one satisfied client at a time, Sage promises to protect you and your interests and guide you to your next real estate success.
Besides taking continuing education courses, Sage learns so much from monthly courses presented by Coldwell Banker's Brand Ambassador Kevin T. Moen who explains the newest platforms of Moxie Present, Prospect Square, Listing Concierge and Real Vitalize for sellers for preparing their homes for the market. Sage explores learning new technology and then incorporating it into real estate, which is her lifestyle and not a job, very much like an athlete, farmer, artist or doctor. It is exciting to see the real estate industry responding to new needs of work and school at home, by changing open concept floorplans into more designated areas.
