Stephanie Hughes

Hello there! It’s always a little difficult to write a bio because I am not sure what you would like to know about me. We can start briefly at the beginning; I was born in Walla Walla, my family moved to California when I was a teenager. Both of my beautiful girls were born in Fresno years later and when they were very young we moved to Sonoma, Ca and lived there for over 8 years. When I decided it was time to come home, we moved to Walla Walla. Years ago I met and then fell in love with a local Hermiston man and we were married in 2015! Not only did I fall in love with Bob, I also fell in love with our wonderful community! I think it’s important to like what you sell; I am after all selling the area…not “just” a house. That is one reason I joined Altrusa of Hermiston (an international community service organization) if you don’t know about it, check it out at Altrusa.org I have assisted many buyers and the sellers over the years whether it be California, Washington or now Oregon. It is important to me that my clients are confident that I am here to make the experience as enjoyable and stress-free as possible. I am always honored when clients chose me to be their agent because home selling or buying is going to be the biggest financial related decision of your life! As your agent I am committed to communicating with you as often as you wish but always when I have important information for you. I will explain the process and events during it until you are comfortable and when I don’t have an answer to your question I will find it. My real estate experience has been wonderful over the years, meeting new people who often become friends and helping dreams become reality. Many of my clients have been referrals from previous clients and that is a huge compliment! In this changing world of social media and having so many forms of communication I believe it’s important to remember the human element. I can and do communicate with clients via text and email but phone calls are more personal, I think anyway. I can’t stress enough how important communication is to your comfort in the process. Even if it’s a quick call (or text, if you prefer) to let you know that there is no news to report, I will keep in contact.