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Jeremy was destined to be in the real estate business; he worked as a builder for his father from the time he could lift a hammer! He’s been a broker with the company since 2006 because he truly believes in full buyer representation.
“I strongly believe in the philosophy of The Buyer’s Agent of Asheville, which is to do everything we can to save our clients time and money,” he said.
Jeremy moved to Asheville from Salt Lake City in 1996 to attend Mars Hill College on a soccer scholarship. He never left after graduation, marrying his wife Jennifer and now raising their son and enjoying their boxer Sophie.
Jeremy continues his soccer involvement, playing in the Adult league and coaching competitive soccer at the Highland Football Club. He has helped over 75 players obtain their goal to play college soccer. Mars Hill College recognized his contributions to the game recently by inducting him into their Athletic Hall of Fame in 2011.
Jeremy feels lucky to live in Asheville, noting that the city offers great food, diverse culture, great outdoors, and fantastic weather. He loves taking his wife and son to Graveyard Fields because it’s a very easy place to hike and play. He also spends a lot of time at John B Lewis Soccer Complex playing soccer with his son. The family enjoys the many festivals and events at local parks, especially going to Pack Square so his son can play in the fountains. They also love attending Asheville Tourist baseball games. For a special night out, he and his wife enjoy the Corner Kitchen restaurant located in Biltmore Village, and a walk around the village after dinner.
Jeremy says because he’s lived in downtown Asheville, West Asheville, and surrounding communities he has a unique perspective and can assist clients in matching their wish list to the area that meets their needs. His building industry expertise also helps him counsel clients.
“I focus on giving my clients an educational experience by working with me and the Buyer’s Agent. I truly know the history of the area, activities, and most importantly the home buying process.”