About Real Estate Unlimited

Founded in August of 1988, Real Estate Unlimited, Inc. has grown to be a leader in the Down River real estate market. Ranked in 2004, and continuing in 2005, as the number one real estate company in the highest volume and highest average sales price. Real Estate Unlimited, inc. strives for continued excellence in the communities in which we work.

Our office is fully equipped with an integrated network of computer and communication systems. We have instant access to all the Multiple Listing Services, the Public Record Searches, and other tools and services that our agents need in order to better serve you.

Experience DOES make a difference!

Many companies have tried to imitate our success but have failed because they just can't duplicate our staff. We are committed to serving you with honesty and integrity. We stand committed to these ideals because of our longevity in the business, we're not in it for the fast sale, we want you to be our customer FOR LIFE!

Our staff consists of three administrative assistants that assist our 5 operating partners and 18 full-time agents. At Real Estate Unlimited, Inc. we believe that there is a difference in real estate agents and that experience DOES make a difference.

Enthusiasm working for you

Helping people make one of their most important decisions is a serious responsibility, but something that we enjoy doing. This enthusiasm and hard work will benefit you and help reduce the stress and anxiety often associated with real estate transactions.

Established Credibility

We have many years of experience and knowledge working in this industry. We can say with confidence that we'll get the job done right.

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