Mary Kauftheil is an experienced real estate consultant, passionate about helping her clients. Mary takes the time to find her clients that special home to fulfill both their wants and needs. She also prides herself on the details of selling a home to get the best price possible in the shortest timeframe. It's that combination of attention to detail that have had her clients both buy and sell their homes with Mary's assistance. Mary Kauftheil is a team player with other agents, epitomizing integrity, hard work, energy and creativity. Mary will oversee every detail of your real estate transaction. Please take the time to read Mary Kauftheil's reviews. With over 30 years of business experience, Mary Kauftheil offers an extensive background in marketing and client service. Her strong expertise in both high technology and financial negotiations provide a solid foundation for success at every level of the real estate transaction. With previous service as a project manager for additions and renovations, Mary Kauftheil is comfortable suggesting and overseeing any upgrades a home may need to show its best in today's real estate market. Mary Kauftheil's clients have had tremendous success with her representation, selling their properties for more money in a quick timeframe. Many of Mary Kauftheil's buyers have purchased their dream homes in multiple offer scenarios. Please review Mary's clients' testimonials provided. A resident of Pleasant Hill and formerly Walnut Creek, Mary has always had a love of all things dog. To support her devotion to the canine community, Mary generously donates out of every transaction to the animal charity of her client's choice. Mary Kauftheil's commitment to her clients' best interests will be evident at the earliest stage of the transaction. Mary also is a Senior's Real Estate Specialist.
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