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When you work with REALTOR® Mike Tipton, you can count on him to bring his breadth of real estate experience and years of serving people to the table. Mike knows that buying or selling a home can be a stressful experience, and he prides himself on his ability to remain calm and keep his clients updated throughout the entire process of a real estate transaction. It’s no surprise that Mike’s clients’ have such positive things to say about him—after all, Mike has 28 years of customer service experience. Prior to becoming a REALTOR® in 2003, Mike managed grocery stores. He started out at the locally owned Keith Uddenbergs Thriftway in Gig Harbor, which later merged into QFC, Fred Meyer, and eventually Kroger. Q: What can clients expect when working with you? A: When it comes to communicating with my clients, I am a true listener and I want to be sure that I have a clear understanding of their needs. It’s also important to me to keep clients up to speed in whatever way works best for them, whether it’s one-on-one and in person, or via phone, text, or e-mail. Q: Tell us more about the kind of real estate you specialize in! A: I have a wide variety of experience that includes teaching first-time home buyer classes, assisting first-time buyers with their first purchase, working with investors looking for flips and buy and hold properties, bank-owned sales, as well as residential and multi-family sales and purchases.
When you work with REALTOR® Mike Tipton, you can count on him to bring his breadth of real estate experience and years of serving people to the table. Mike knows that buying or selling a home can be a stressful experience, and he prides himself on his ability to remain calm and keep his clients updated throughout the entire process of a real estate transaction. It’s no surprise that Mike’s clients’ have such positive things to say about him—after all, Mike has 28 years of customer service experience. Prior to becoming a REALTOR® in 2003, Mike managed grocery stores. He started out at the locally owned Keith Uddenbergs Thriftway in Gig Harbor, which later merged into QFC, Fred Meyer, and eventually Kroger. Q: What can clients expect when working with you? A: When it comes to communicating with my clients, I am a true listener and I want to be sure that I have a clear understanding of their needs. It’s also important to me to keep clients up to speed in whatever way works best for them, whether it’s one-on-one and in person, or via phone, text, or e-mail. Q: Tell us more about the kind of real estate you specialize in! A: I have a wide variety of experience that includes teaching first-time home buyer classes, assisting first-time buyers with their first purchase, working with investors looking for flips and buy and hold properties, bank-owned sales, as well as residential and multi-family sales and purchases.