We recognize that these are increasingly challenging times for clients like who are actively looking to buy your next home. The tight inventory levels make it important to act when new real estate comes on the market. As the Twin Cities, and our nation, deal with the threat of COVID-19, our goal is to make this process as smooth as possible and to offer the following services to maintain your health, safety, and peace of mind:

  • Virtual Tours - We are happy to preview homes you're interested in by offering a virtual tour. Ask questions during a live video tour or we can send you a recording.
  • Email Notes and Seller's Disclosures - Often there are Seller’s disclosure documents and notes associated with the listing that are not available to…

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With COVID-19 dominating the news and impacting the personal and professional lives of us all these days, Chad and I felt it was important to share our perspective on this critical issue.

While we have been fortunate thus far that there have been limited diagnoses of contagion in the Twin Cities, it seems inevitable that there will be more before the threat subsides. 

Having weathered 9/11 and the economic downturn of 2008-2012, we are confident that COVID-19 will run its course.  Yet we cannot know definitively at this juncture how long this will take.

Several of you have inquired whether we’re seeing an adverse impact on the housing market.  With limited inventory in the market – all to your benefit as a current home seller – and with…

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Rebecca Peterson - Licensed Realtor and Pet Lover

Selling a house that your fluffy, furry, finned or feathered friends call home is no easy feat. Beyond keeping a home picked up for showings, it’s important to factor in how pets will affect showings, how to prepare a pet-friendly house and how to make sure pets stay happy and safe during the home showing process.

It is always easiest for pets to be removed from a home for showings. I’ve witnessed a Dr. Doolittle-type home clearing prior to a showing where sellers filled a van with family pets. However, this isn’t always possible or practical. If your pet will be home for a showing, make sure there’s ample warning to those entering the home so they aren’t surprised. Let buyers know if there…

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Professional Realtor Kate Wall

Buying or selling a house is exciting and should be fun.  However, there are many things to be aware of during the process, which is why working with an experienced Realtor is extremely important.  The process involves much more than simply finding a home or putting a for sale sign in the yard.  Here are just a few of the benefits I can offer to you as you get ready to purchase or sell a home:

For Buyers For Sellers
Market Insight Comprehensive Property Review
Mortgage Lender Referrals Professional Photography
Seller Disclosure Review & Professional Insight MLS Input
Access to MLS & Non-MLS Properties Distinctive Homes Network
Distinctive Homes Network

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- Gary and Nanci Anderson with their Family -

It was the fall of 2018 when we introduce many of you to the disease Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD).  Last fall, the Berg Larsen Group chose The Association of Frontotemporal Degeneration as their charity in support of my husband, Gary, who was stricken with this disease in 2016. Over those two autumn months, the Berg Larsen Group raised an incredible $1,700 for the organization. Since the fall campaign, my family and I have continued to fight the fight against FTD by sponsoring fundraisers  - Food for Thought and participating in regional dementia conference – The Meeting of the Minds in March 2019.  Our family is blessed to have a circle of amazing friends, colleagues and family walking this journey…

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Berg Larsen Group Successful Realtors in Minneapolis and Edina

Every Spring, the Berg Larsen Group works with an organization that is close to a team member and helps raise awareness and proceeds for them. This April and May, we will be donating $100 to Youth Frontiers with every new listing we put on the Twin Cities real estate market. Our team member, Kate Wall, was introduced to the organization four years ago from a client, Patty Beadle, board and staff member for Youth Frontiers. Having first been invited to an ethical leadership luncheon, Kate loved what she learned about the organization and was soon invited to be on the organizing committee for the ethical leadership lunch, an annual fundraiser.

"Youth Frontiers’ Mission is to provide schools with experiences that inspire character, civility, and…

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Congratulations Kate Wall!

A Twin Cities real estate expert, team member Kate Wall is hardworking and committed to helping her clients to a successful closing. With a wealth of knowledge on local neighborhoods, schools, and property values, she isn't just a realtor, but an active member of the community who listens, cares and delivers success for her home sellers and buyers.

1729 Humboldt Ave #2 Listed and Sold by Kate Wall

What are your goals in real estate? Let Kate Wall and our team work with you to deliver our experience and expertise to your benefit. 

 

 

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Two years ago, Gary Anderson, a colleague of ours in the Coldwell Banker Burnet Minneapolis Lakes office, was diagnosed with Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD), the most common form of dementia for people under 60. Due to the quick acting and debilitating disease, Gary was forced to retire early as a realtor.

Joining the fight against Frontotemporal Degeneration
Gary and Nanci Anderson with their Growing Family

This Spring, we invited Gary’s wife, Nanci, to join our sales team. Working full time as a vice president for a company and taking Gary’s former real estate business, Nanci is committed and hardworking (a Superwoman), both for her family and for our team. Needless to say, Gary’s diagnosis and progressive form of dementia was a shock to the family and has altered their lives radically. Nanci,…

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We Fight Against Frontotemporal Degeneration

The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (AFTD) is a charitable organization dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD), driving research to a cure by means of education and awareness of this most common form of dementia for people under age 60.

Together We Will Make a Difference!

Donating $100 to the AFTD with ever new listing we put on the Twin Cities real estate market.

 

 



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From seaside to suburbs, countryside to city limits, Cape Cod homes are instantly recognizable just about anywhere. Its popular structure and established identity resonate across the country through variations on those iconic features.

 Cape Cod homes are one-and-a-half stories, simple in shape and surrounded by a nostalgic aura. My listing located at 1317 Tyrol Trail is a classic, all-brick move-in ready home. Steeply gabled roofs with sloping eaves, a central chimney, and windows and dormers framing the front door – these are the unmistakable style features of a Cape Cod home. It is timeless, both classic and contemporary, and bestirs those “home sweet home” memories.

Exterior shot of the classic, all-brick Cape Cod home at 1317 Tyrol Trail.

Says Lisa Hassler of Historic Homes Cape Cod in Massachusetts, “Over the…

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