Michele King Crowther joined Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate so her clients could benefit from the support and resources Coldwell Banker has to offer. Working as an owner/project manager in residential construction led her to a love of real estate and an understanding of the home building process. Prior to entering the real estate industry, Michele earned two advanced degrees, a Master of Social Work from Ohio State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from University of Pittsburgh. She relocated from Pittsburgh to Central Florida and worked as a professional counselor. As a counselor Michele developed keen listening and communication skills, paramount to success in the real estate industry.

Your home is one of your most valuable investments. Homes sell because of pricing and presentation. Michele King Crowther is an expert in getting your home the exposure it deserves. A Comparative Market Analysis, a Home Staging Assessment, and Professional Photography/Tour are provided. With staging experience Michele has the ability to help you organize your home so it makes a great impression with prospective buyers.

Michele will provide vast internet marketing, open houses and her professional networking will also present buyers, investors and other real estate agents with information on your listing and access to view your home. It is her promise to you that you will always be kept in the loop via email, phone or text.

Michele is also passionate about working with buyers. She will take the time to understand your lifestyle, needs and wishes so she can assist you in finding the right home. Michele will be prompt in answering your calls and will quickly respond to be along your side in showing you potential homes. "It is my goal for you to be able to enjoy the important things in life while journeying through the process of finding your next safe haven."

"My goal is to exceed your expectations by providing personal attention, market expertise, confidentiality, and counseling on all aspects of your real estate transactions."