CARLSBAD, CA, March 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) Matt Johnson fell in love with San Diego in 1998, and has resided here ever since.
He is familiar with the local neighborhoods inside and out, and has the ability to assist you in selecting the best one for your family's needs.
Matt got his start in real estate at the age of 9, helping his Dad turn dilapidated old houses into the gem of the neighborhood. He later continued on that tradition, becoming a professional home renovator with operations in two states. Several years later, he realized his passion was in the sales and marketing side, so he obtained his license and became a full-time agent.
Why select Matt as your real estate agent? Years of experience as a home buyer and seller have given him insider knowledge of what works, and an appreciation for YOUR challenges and concerns. He genuinely listens to you and will work tirelessly to help you achieve your goals.
His knowledge, attention to detail, professionalism, diligence, and cutting-edge marketing systems produce results.
For more information regarding Solutions Real Estate, please contact Tamara Banks, Vice President of Agent Relations 760-613-6175 or Tamara.Solutions@gmail.com.
Solutions Real Estate's Massive Success and Continued Growth is the Hottest Topic in San Diego Real Estate News Today
Solutions Real Estate in Carlsbad CA is proud to announce the addition of another top San Diego agent. Matt Johnson joins us with an abundance of Real Estate experience dealing both with buyers and sellers.
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