No Better Resource For Your Real Estate Investment In a real estate market challenged by economic uncertainty and tight financing, homebuyers and sellers need more than an experienced real estate broker. They need a personal advisor with the skills and commitment to make the most of their real estate investment. Kevin Wood ranks among Chicago’s top-producing residential real estate agents. She provides clients with the highest-value outcome for their investment—the perfect home for the best price, or the best offer for a treasured home. Kevin has built a well-deserved reputation for results over more than two decades representing Chicago homebuyers and sellers. She brings unique advantages to each client relationship: • Deep, detailed knowledge of market activity and home quality • The financial acumen of a bank executive • The negotiation skills of a natural competitor • Hands-on service that sets her apart from peers Kevin consistently achieves top annual sales while personally serving every client. Deep, Detailed Real Estate Knowledge: From Market Value to Construction Quality Kevin’s extensive knowledge of the Chicago housing market, available properties, and real estate activity provides clients with fast and informed advice. As the primary real estate broker for two highly regarded builders of custom homes in the city, Kevin knows construction quality and the value of specific features, materials, and design styles. She is adept at assessing a home “behind the walls.” Financial Acumen: A Banker’s Insight Kevin spent 12 years as a banker before being drawn to the “family business”—her parents worked in real estate in Anderson, Indiana. A former vice president of corporate banking for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and branch manager for Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh and San Francisco, Kevin is exceptionally capable of advising clients on optimal pricing strategies and offers. She is comfortable with statistics and draws on all available data to help her clients make smart decisions. Kevin holds a business degree from Indiana University.