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Karen Turpen

Wimberley,TX

Summary

Versatile professional with extensive experience in sales. Demonstrated history of customer service excellence, business acumen and strategic planning. Influential Broker with outstanding negotiation and communication talents.

Overview

34
34
years of professional experience

Work History

Real Estate Broker

Self Employed
03.2000 - Current
  • Negotiated real estate contracts to navigate transactions between buyers and sellers.
  • Provided guidance and consultation to clients to make well-informed decisions in real estate investments.
  • Analyzed local real estate market conditions and trends to identify profitable investment opportunities.
  • Arranged for inspections and surveys of sold properties.
  • Developed innovative strategies and tactics to promote real estate listings and generate new business opportunities.
  • Advised clients on mortgage and housing conditions to identify successful properties and promote customer satisfaction.

Project Manager

Oldmixon Electrical Construction
01.1990 - 02.2000
  • Identified plans and resources required to meet project goals and objectives.
  • Developed and initiated projects, managed costs, and monitored performance.
  • Managed projects from procurement to commission.
  • Negotiated and managed third-party contracts related to project deliverables.
  • Maintained open communication by presenting regular updates on project status to customers.

Education

Associate of Arts - Project Management

South College of Electrical Engineering
Austin, TX
06.2003

Skills

  • Real Estate Industry Understanding
  • Professional Relationships
  • Contract Negotiation
  • Client Guidance
  • Creative Solutions
  • Client Needs Assessment
  • Financial Reports Analysis
  • Agent and Seller Communications

Timeline

Real Estate Broker

Self Employed
03.2000 - Current

Project Manager

Oldmixon Electrical Construction
01.1990 - 02.2000

Associate of Arts - Project Management

South College of Electrical Engineering
Karen Turpen