Listed by Annie Villegas
,Bought with Christine Stiphany
Source: MIAMI Association of REALTORS® #A2125362
13562 SW 109th Pl, Kendall, FL, 33176
$655,000
SingleFam
•It was a long process for me to find a home in Miami, I looked at thousands of homes on Realtor.com and other sites. I went to over 50 open houses and looked at 15-20 other homes in person. Christine was always willing to further research any home that interested me, to take me to see any home I thought, by my own process of elimination, that I might be interested in purchasing. She helped me by asking all the right questions of the sellers' realtors, by making herself available to match my limited availability, and by answering my texts and emails within minutes. She did it all with a friendly smile and never once gave the impression that she was anything less than 100% interested in my finding the "perfect" home. The end result is just that!
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