Kim Wesselman, Managing Broker in Seattle, Windermere

Kim Wesselman

Managing Broker

Offices

Seattle-Queen Anne

Windermere Real Estate Midtown
214 W McGraw St.

Seattle, WA 98119

The Art and Science of Real Estate

Just as a home is more than walls and a roof, buying or selling a home is much more than a simple business transaction. Dreams and desires, attachment, compromise ... a host of complex and often conflicting emotions are part of the equation. That's why I love what I do - whether leading clients through a market analysis or tough negotiation, or helping them to navigate the emotional landscape.

Serving my clients' needs means being ready with answers and ideas, but also asking the kind of questions that help clients make clear-eyed decisions. Consistent, transparent communication and attention to detail help ensure that clients feel comfortable, empowered, and in control throughout the entire process of buying or selling a home.

Professional Background

I offer a versatile set of skills gained over a 35-year professional career. More than twenty years were spent in high-tech - negotiating multi-million dollar contracts and spearheading global marketing plans. Since becoming a Windermere broker in 2002, I've cultivated the kind of knowledge and relationships that have helped build a robust and respected real estate practice. Ninety percent of my business comes from repeat clients and referrals.

My credentials include:

  • Managing Broker License
  • Senior Real Estate Specialist
  • Certified Negotiation Expert
  • Accredited Staging Professional
  • Washington Residential Real Estate Practices from Rockwell Institute
  • Understanding Title Insurance from Pacific Northwest Title
  • Bachelor of Science in Business and Marketing, Oregon State University

Community Involvement

I believe communities thrive when children are well cared for. Through the years, it's been my privilege to volunteer with local organizations like Childhaven and WithinReach. And I'm proud that Windermere has raised more than $30 million to support families and neighborhoods through its foundation. I donate a portion of every real estate commission I receive to the Windermere Foundation.