Gretchen Schmidt doesn’t do real estate by the book, and that’s exactly the point. She brings heart, humor, and clarity to situations most agents would avoid. From unexpected homes to emotional transitions, this episode reveals what it really takes to serve people when real estate gets personal. Tune in for stories that remind us why this work matters!
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About Gretchen Schmidt
Gretchen has been in real estate for over 15 years, bringing a strong background in finance and operations to her work. Before entering real estate, she worked for Microsoft and various tech startups, as well as managing capital projects for the Mercer Island School District.
With expertise in data analysis and operational efficiency, Gretchen helps clients simplify the process of selling their homes and ensures they don’t miss out on finding their dream property.
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