Why Choose Yoshiko Fujimori?
 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• August 1997 - Present: I joined RE/MAX New Trend. I especially excel in working with investors and buyers from different countries, cultures and professional backgrounds. My prime areas are Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston, Washtenaw and Monroe counties.

• January 1990 - August 1997: I worked for Century 21 Row as a Real Estate Sales Associate for seven years, specializing in residential property sales.

• I speak fluent Japanese

EDUCATION

• Attended Eastern Michigan University from 1988-1990. Received Master of Arts Degree in International Trade.

• Received license for Evaluation specialist in 1992 and Graduate Realtors Institute of Michigan in 1993.

• I am also taking continuing education courses/seminars to keep me abreast of the changes in real estate.

• Received Certified Residential Specialist in 1995; Associate Brokers License in 1995; Certified Buyer Representative in 1996.

AWARDS/ACHIEVEMENTS

• Member of Masters Club. Received the Emerald & Diamond Achiever Award; Centurion Award Winner.

• The Centurion winner represents only the top two percent of all Century 21 sales associates. Recognized as one of the Century 21 systems international top producers, as well as one of the top 100 agents in Great Lakes Metro One Region.

• I have won the Quality Service Award for 1993-94, '96.

REFERENCES

• "I want to express my thanks for the professionalism exhibited in the purchase of my home. It became obvious that you left no stone un-turned, which made me confident in the real estate agent I had chosen to represent me. I look forward to working with you again sometime in the future."
  - Gordon T. Harrison - John T. Zeldam Company.

• "True professional in every possible way. (I was) constantly surprised and delighted in the ways in which she continues to go one step beyond the expected. Yoshiko knows her business and more importantly, she understands people and how to get things done."
  -Joe Epps - Epps, Antonishen & Walworth, P.C.

• "Yoshiko holds our greatest confidence; her work is of the highest caliber. We have bought and sold three different residences and none of those situations were handled as efficiently as Yoshiko handled our needs. She is honest, efficient and dedicated to serving her clients."
  -V. Alan Blackburn.

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