ELLEN BLUM

Philosophy . . .
I believe that a Home should be a dynamic dialogue between people and the space within which they build their lives. First-hand knowledge and experience have convinced me that our flourishing Real Estate market here includes properties to please every budget, personality and lifestyle and holds optimism for reward when prudent decisions are made.
Life Decisions are best made from a balance of KNOWLEDGE, INTELLECT and PASSION. I pledge to nourish these through careful listening, exhaustive research, informational support, and tireless service to you who are preparing to make the real estate buying and selling decisions that will profoundly influence your life and well-being.



Creative and Aggressive Strategies and Service for Real Estate Buyers and Sellers

Leadership . . .
⋅ Senior Associate: RE/MAX Excalibur Scottsdale
⋅ More than Twenty Years as a Licensed REALTOR® in Chicagp, Illinois:
introducing clients to the homes and investment opportunities of their dreams.
⋅ Licensed REALTOR® State of Arizona for ten years.
⋅ President's Circle Award, “Leading Edge” Realtor®: Franchise Top 6% nationally
⋅ Consistent Top Producer, CHICAGO ASSOCIATION of REALTORS®
⋅ Accredited Buyer Representative®
⋅ Active Member of the Chicago, Illinois, Arizona and National Associations of REALTORS®.
⋅ Participant in the Multiple Listing Services of the entire Chicago Metropolitan area, Arizona,
and REALTORS® across the United States.
⋅ Member of the Scottsdale Association of REALTORS MLS® Committee
⋅ Member, Scottsdale Ranch Social Committee and Women”s Association
⋅ Special credential to market luxury homes: RE/MAX Renowned Properties.
⋅ Twenty years of Success in bringing wisdom, insight and understanding to the process of
matching wonderful people to goal-fulfilling professional opportunities.
⋅ Successful Entrepreneur with a history of Exceptional Marketing Expertise
Crain's Chicago Business' TOP 20 CHICAGO WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS;
featured in local and national news for novel business development, including
twice on the front page of The Wall Street Journal.