How to avoid the errors costing sellers the most money and time this yearSelling a home is one of the biggest financial transactions most people will make — and small missteps can cost
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Trust and quality service are not always easy to find but they are at the heart of what Jen works to provide each client she works with. The first-time buyers, families, land owners and investors Jen has worked with would tell you that she is an agent who will make sure you have all the information you need and make sure you understand every step of the process to ensure a quality experience. Jen is also a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert who is specifically trained in resolving conflict, has in depth knowledge of the divorce process as it correlates to real estate transactions, continuous education in divorce cases studies, and specific training in bias and neutrality, ethics, and finance in divorce cases.
Jen is a graduate of the University of Oregon and now lives in Sherwood with her two boys. When she is not helping clients or chasing her boys, she can be found running the roads and trails in the area training for her next marathon. Please contact Jen today to find out how she can use her expertise to give you an experience that will leave you bragging to your friends.
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