Krista Wolter & The Krista Wolter Real Estate Group
Coldwell Banker Realty
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Trusted Real Estate Advisor

Experience the difference in buying & selling a home with the Krista Wolter Real Estate Group.
  • Trusted resource for answers about the process
  • Comprehensive Listing Agent
  • Relocation/Buyer Specialist
  • Real Estate Advisor
  • Innovative marketing strategies
  • Expertise about neighborhood features
  • Ability to target home searches
  • Strong negotiation skills
  • Support through the closing and beyond

Recent Sales

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$3,150,000
Edina, MN
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$1,025,000
Marine On Saint Croix, MN
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$545,000
North Oaks, MN
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$1,235,000
North Oaks, MN
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Krista Wolter & The Krista Wolter Real Estate Group

Who is Krista Wolter?

Having quickly risen to the top 1% of Twin Cities real estate agents, Krista has established a reputation as a trusted real estate advisor who always puts client interests ahead of her own while delivering a level of service that is above and beyond expectations.

 

What will Krista Do for Me?

Whether you are buying or selling, Krista has the business philosophy that the customer comes first and you can be confident that she will employ the most current technological tools, along with traditional marketing efforts, to successfully market your home. With $400 million+ in sales since 2012, Krista is an experienced agent and a master at the art of negotiation. She will also provide expert advice and use industry connections to get the best possible price for your home while providing detailed service.

 

"My goal is to serve the people I'm working for and to deliver the best and most complete home buying and selling experience possible." - Krista Wolter

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Communities Served

Shoreview
Minneapolis
White Bear Lake
 

Ask the Expert - August 2020

When selling my home, what kind of things should I be disclosing to potential buyers? When in doubt, disclose. When filling out seller disclosures, I would recommend to disclose anything and everything that has happened at your home in the time that you have lived there, and beyond if possible. A full disclosure saves you from future liability and headaches. Everything including simple leaks, diseased trees that you have had to treat or remove, mice or ants in the house, etc. A few years …
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