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December 22, 2009

Keller Williams Realty welcomes new associate

December 22, 2009 — Terrie Foster and the Associates and Staff of Keller Williams Realty are pleased to announce the association of Ronica Warden to their Claremore office.

Ronica, a resident of Claremore, brings over eight years of real estate experience to her association with Keller Williams.

She has a vast experience in market analysis, negotiation, and marketing strategies. Also, Ronica is an accredited home staging professional; she has the skills necessary to assure your home will appeal to potential buyers.

Ronica is a member of the Rogers County Real Estate organization where she serves the group as a Reporter.

Ronica states that she enjoys getting to know her clients and developing a sense for their wants and needs; she in conscience us and enjoys finding that perfect home that fits her clientsí needs.

All Keller Williams Realty Associates can be reached during office hours by visiting the Claremore office at 2080 S. Highway 66 or the Owasso office at 12150 E. 96th St. North.

All Associates can be reached anytime by telephone at 283-2252 in Claremore or 272-0809 in Owasso.

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