Find and Compare the Best Real Estate Agents in Worland, WY

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Ann could be considered an expert on everything Wyoming, being a fifth-generation native who has lived her entire life within the state’s borders. Having grown up in a ranching home at the base of the Big Horn Mountains in Kaycee before her recent move to Ten Sleep, she understands the numerous and intangible benefits of life in Wyoming, and more specifically, the Big Horn Basin. The milder weather, beautiful views and proximity to multiple day-trip destinations are what have drawn her to the area, and the Basin lifestyle is one she looks forward to living for years to come. Ann’s real estate career began as a brokerage office manager and her partnership with Richard Realty brings a fresh new approach to real estate marketing and sales in Worland and the surrounding communities. Not quite ready to buy or sell, but curious about life in the Big Horn Basin, sales and buying techniques, or just current real estate “buzz”? Don’t waste any time—reach out now

Although real estate contracts are a bit longer now, current owner Nikki Donahue fosters an atmosphere of trust and openness between people reminiscent of that earlier time. The office is staffed with faces that people in town recognize and know. Most of the agents have been part of Hake for many years. "My business philosophy is, I'm here as a resource for agents," says NIkki. "I don't take customers or listings away from them. I am here to give support. My goal is to make every agent successful, because when they are, so is Hake Realty." To maintain the highest level of professionalism, an independent third party rates Hake Realty from a customer service standpoint. Hake has an overall rating of 98% customer service satisfaction in several categories.. "Having a company that is established and stood the test of time gives me a good feeling. Obviously I can't take credit for all 107 years," says Nikki, "but just having something that keeps going is kind of neat.