Utah REALTOR | Condo Real Estate Agent - Condo REALTOR - Condo Specialist - Condo Agent

Barry J. Preusz

After graduating from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Arts, Barry served with the U.S. Army as a platoon leader, executive officer, personnel officer, company commander and logistics officer. His last two years in the Army were spent planning media and advertising for Army ROTC for college campuses west of the Mississippi River. This marketing experience prompted him to earn his M.B.A. in Marketing through City University’s Executive Program.

Now with over 20 years of strong marketing and sales experience and extensive technology and Internet marketing skills, Barry quickly moves homes from the “For Sale” status, to “Sold.” If you are interested in buying property in Utah, he can help you find the right home and complete the mountain of paperwork, inspections and negotiations required for modern real estate transactions.

Selling Your Condo Property
As the Marketing Director for CondosUtah.com, Barry leverages the top condominium website in Utah to gain maximum exposure of your condominium property for sale to the growing Internet market. In today's tech savvy world, 85% of home buyers begin their search for real estate on the Internet. Barry’s background, education, attention to detail, and commitment to professional service has contributed to his success in representing his clients in today's complex real estate market.

Buying a Condo or Townhouse
If you are looking to buy a townhouse, a Utah Condo Specialist can help you find the right condo property that matches your criteria. A condominium specialist can share with you detailed market data to help craft an offer that is a win-win for both the seller and the buyer. Current local condo real estate market figures help ensure that you make the right offer for the right condominium property. Barry takes the mystery out of  real estate values by examining figures for what has sold, what is currently listed on the market, what is under contract, what listings have expired and the average difference between the listing price and the sold price. This five-pronged approach helps buyers to determine the true value of a home.