Erin Harper is a dedicated realtor with a passion for helping clients achieve real estate goals and a commitment to delivering unparalleled service. Among Harper’s standout qualities as a Realtor is her versatility in working with a diverse clientele. Harper welcomes new and repeat clients from the luxury, sports, and entertainment sectors as well as first-time homebuyers. “My expertise in the markets I serve is a result of decades of experience in these neighborhoods, local knowledge, community involvement, networking, and ongoing research. I have immersed myself in the communities I serve, getting to know the neighborhoods, schools, amenities, and features that make each area unique.” she explains.
For Harper, a career in real estate has provided the perfect balance between professional growth and family. “Not having to choose between being a great mother or a great Realtor has been the highlight of real estate,” she reflects. Beyond transactions, Harper is driven by a mission to help individuals and families find sanctuary in today’s turbulent world. She believes a home provides a critical place of refuge and restoration.
Viewing obstacles as opportunities has been crucial in navigating the unpredictable world of real estate with a positive mindset. Harper attributes her success as a Realtor to her resilience and ability to maintain composure in changing, high-stress circumstances.
Harper passionately supports organizations that aid women and children, driven by her own upbringing by a single mother. She is also dedicated to raising awareness about coercive control and nonphysical forms of domestic violence that often go unrecognized. Harper’s commitment to clients, community and social responsibility is a reflection of her values as a Realtor and as an individual. She strives to foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered.
With Harper, clients gain a trusted ally who seamlessly blends professionalism with approachability, while putting client goals and priorities at the forefront.
