Keller Williams Realty
Lead Agent / CEO Why Choose SWK Real Estate Group? As a client of the Simon Westfall-Kwong Real Estate Group, you will receive a knowledgeable and professional real estate agent, a committed ally to negotiate on your behalf, the systems in place to streamline selling or buying your home and the backing of a trusted company, Keller Williams Realty. With our technology, we are leading the way in how homes are sold and purchased through online marketing. Through our KWLS, your listing will display on top name sites to get you the most brand exposure to your home.
Looking to purchase a home? With our KW Technology and advanced websites, searching for properties that are active on the Multiple Listing Service is a breeze -- you can search 24/7, save properties to your profile to view later and schedule showings with John so you can see these properties in person. Our job is to make the real estate buying process that much simpler and as a real estate associate of Keller Williams Realty, we are doing just that. Our company prides ourselves in staying on the forefront of technology and if you select Simon as your real estate agent, you will receive all of this and more with the added backing of a fantastic team. You could never find a more dedicated, energetic, or focused agent to represent you. Please call Simon at 973-489-8885 for a no obligation assessment of your needs!
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