Sheila Fitzer, Experienced Realtor for over 35 years providing outstanding service. Providing her numerous clients with creative and effective strategies to produce maximum results. Sheila is an experienced full-service realtor, her knowledge and expertise evident by the companies she represents in relocation, foreclosures, past clients and referrals. We live in new virtual world using our new digital tools. Sotheby's brand provides unparalleled services from online global networking to our concierge products. Includes staging, marketing, virtual listings appointments, and virtual showings with 3 -D photography. In the ever-changing real estate climate, she continually updates her skills. She attends online webinars with the latest information for our consumers. Network with top agents locally,nationally and globally as we brainstorm to introduce new ideas and techniques to better serve her customers. Facilitate referrals for the clients moving to other areas with exceptional agents. Having relocated with her family from New York to Agoura Hills in 1980, she understands the needs of relocating families as she continues to service them. They feel they have a trusted adviser when then come to California and friend. Sheila believes in community involvement and places a strong emphasis on the education and safety of children. She chaired and participated in Agoura's first Safe and Sober Grad Nite and worked on Just Say No to Drugs for area schools. She is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Morrison Ranch Homeowner's Association, has been a facilitator at the Ronald Reagan Library, and has been involved with Johnson Cancer Center, UCLA also, the campaign committee for Manna Food Bank. Background in advertising and sales that gives her clients the marketing edge to get their homes sold. Her determination, professionalism and knowledge coupled with a high degree of tenacity combine to make the often complicated details of a real estate transaction into a stress-free, worry-free experience for her clients. "Experience with Proven Results"
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