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Erwit Reichert’s career is a remarkable journey of passion, skill, and unwavering commitment. With a background in engineering, Erwit harnessed the precision and analytical mindset of his craft, only to discover his true calling in the dynamic world of real estate. For 35 years, he has been more than a real estate agent; he has been a visionary leader, shaping the future of the industry.

Throughout his illustrious career, Erwit has held significant leadership positions at some of the most respected real estate companies, including Coldwell Banker, Re/Max, Century 21, and Keller Williams. His influence and expertise have taken these companies to new heights, earning him a reputation as a pillar of trust and excellence in the field.

Erwit’s leadership extended beyond the boardroom, as he was twice elected President of the local Association of Realtors, where he championed the interests of his colleagues and the community. He served 9 years as Chairman of the Board of the Municipal Housing Institute. Additionally, he serves as the state government representative for real estate training, helping people obtain their real estate license and ensuring the highest standards in the profession.

His dedication to the real estate industry is matched only by his commitment to giving back. Erwit is passionate about altruistic work, particularly when it comes to helping children. His involvement in several charities reflects his deep belief in making a positive impact on the lives of young people.

Today, Erwit is proud to be at the helm of his own company, San Miguel Properties, where he combines decades of experience with a deep understanding of the local market. He continues to set new standards for excellence and innovation in real estate while fueling his passion for community service.

Erwit’s story is one of transformation: from an engineer by training to a master real estate professional and dedicated philanthropist, driven by a passion to help others find their perfect home, support the well-being of children, and uphold the integrity of the real estate profession.