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Steve Rouleau
Real Estate Broker
Strategic Negociator
Steve Rouleau, Real Estate Agent, is known to be a good listener, for his dedication and availability. Very good in providing advice, he has talent and possesses a fine strategy to complete the transaction and that, throughout the various stages. Always seeking value for his customers, it is very important for him to get the best price and to ensure a very positive experience. Steve is also known for his negotiating skills in both the purchase and sale of properties. |
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Catherine Brais
Assistant / Real Estate Broker
Bachelor of Communication / Advertising Certificate
Catherine is a Real Estate Broker and is known for her sense of time management, dynamism and great organization. Given that Catherine holds a BA in Communication and a Certificate in Advertising, she will be able to direct you and guide you in your property search. With many years of experience in customer service, Catherine will offer you unparalleled service. With her welcoming and pleasant personality, Catherine is the one that will look after you and respond within 24 hours. She is responsible for ensuring good communication, while serving as a gateway to our team. |
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Francine Brodeur
Real Estate Broker
Francine Brodeur, courtier immobilier, est reconnue pour son dévouement et sa disponibilité.
Comptant plusieurs années d’expérience au service à la clientèle d’une entreprise de communications, Francine saura bien vous servir. Impliquée depuis de nombreuses années dans le quartier où elle demeure, Francine fait tout ce qu’il y a en son pouvoir pour obtenir toujours plus pour les gens du secteur. De nature très curieuse, Francine a une grande soif de savoir. Son but, vous trouver la maison de vos rêves. |
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