Stacey Erard

Associate

REMAX Preferred Associates

Maumee Office

About Stacey Erard

About me

Stacey Erard – Top 100 Producer (2023–2025), RE/MAX Hall of Fame, Ohio Legal & Ethics Panel Mediator

Licensed in Ohio since 2010, Michigan since 2019, I’ve closed 461+ transactions—including 24 in the last 12 months—with an average home price of $211K across NW Ohio and SE Michigan. Recognized as one of Northwest Ohio’s Top 100 agents for three consecutive years and consistently ranking in the top 10% statewide.

✅ Why clients choose me:

Certified Seller Representative Specialist (SRS), Real Estate Negotiation Expert (RENE), and Property Staging Pro (PPS) Appointed to Ohio Professional Ethics Committee, serving as mediator/ombudsman when needed Track record of fast, clean closings—even in multiple-bid scenarios.

Specialties:
Listing Agent, Buyers Agent, First‑time buyers, relocation, new construction, luxury resales, senior communities, land/lots, foreclosures, auctions, VA/military moves

“Stacey went well beyond what a realtor’s job entitled… ended with the perfect home and a new friend.” — Zillow review RE/MAX LLC+1Experience+3RealEstateAgents.com+3RE/MAX LLC+3RE/MAX LLC+1Experience+9Zillow+9RealEstateAgents.com+9

Outside of real estate, I enjoy hiking Toledo’s Metroparks, boating on Lake Erie, exploring farmers markets, and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity and Children’s Miracle Network.

📞 Ready to start your journey? Call or text 419‑944‑9928 or email stacey.erard@gmail.com for a complimentary consultation.

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