My Philosophy
To provide the best professional guidance to my clients by giving them the personal attention they deserve and the expertise to help them reach their real estate goals. With over 10 years in the real estate and property management industry combined, I have the experience, knowledge, and connections for a smooth and successful transaction.
Services Provided
When you buy or sell through Susan Jonnes and Edina Realty, you get more than just a real estate agent; you get an exclusive team of professionals.
- Home staging professional
- Mortgage professionals to assist with your financial questions
- Professional real estate photography
- Website and brochure design to promote your property at the level it deserves
- Title and closing services
- 24 x 7 online access to view homes, estates, condos, town homes, and land: Click on Property Finder above.
I am a full-time agent and am committed to exceeding your expectations. I believe you deserve exceptional service. By concentrating on your priorities and helping you reach your goals, I hope to earn your trust and respect.
Specialization Areas: Stillwater, Grant, and the surrounding area of the St. Croix Valley, including western Wisconsin.
Being a life-long resident of Stillwater and coming from generations of Stillwater relatives, I have the familiarity of the schools, neighborhoods, history, shops, and builder's of this great city!
Having a great staff around me is of the utmost importance. My expert staff is capable of handling so much in the office and maintaining efficiency. This enables me to focus all of my attention on showing properties, negotiating, meeting with clients, and selling homes. Everyone here is extremely well qualified and upholds the same high standards that I do.
Organizations & Awards
- Super Agent Recipient ~ Mpls. St. Paul Magazine
- Licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin
- Member, Exceptional Properties
- Membership in RELO. RELO is the largest network of independent real estate firms. This affiliation brings an additional source of buyers for your home.
- Member, National Association of Realtors®
- Member, Local Association of Realtors®
| New homebuyer tax credits! |
| Tax credits are now available for first-time homebuyers and qualified repeat homebuyers!
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Click Below to View my Video Ad: View Slide Shows of my Featured Properties: Real Estate Video Feeds from the Wall Street Journal:
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WSJ's Bob Hagerty discusses disappointing data on October housing starts and whether expectations of a rebound may have been premature. 
Industry consultant John Burns talks to reporter Nick Timiraos about where the market is headed and the significance of low mortgage rates, the home buyer tax credit and the FHA, which he calls the "new subprime."
The "News Hub" panel discusses Donald Trump's decision to end his bid to regain control of some Atlantic City, N.J., casinos.
The U.S. Federal Housing Administration's cash reserves drops well below the congressionally mandated level. The News Hub discusses whether we should expect another housing bailout. Plus, military prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty for alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. 
In the latest Viewpoints Breakfast series, Laurence Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock Inc. says that although commercial real estate took quite a blow during 2006 and 2007, he still likes the sector.
Fannie Mae plans to allow homeowners facing foreclosure to stay in their homes and rent them. WSJ's Constance Mitchell-Ford breaks down whether this will really help troubled borrowers, in the News Hub.
The Dow returns to 10000 and 14 more people are arrested as part of an insider-trading case. The News Hub discusses what's driving the rally as well as the federal crackdown. Plus, Fannie Mae plans to allow homeowners facing foreclosure to stay in their homes and rent them. 
The Senate has passed a bill extending unemployment benefits and the popular tax credit for homebuyers. It also includes proposed tax increases to offset the costs that may be hard for some businesses to swallow. WSJ's John McKinnon explains.
A 19th-century home sells for $360,000 in Seymour, Conn. But along with the classic features of a Queen Anne-style house, the seller says it also comes with resident ghosts. 
Ron Baron, chairman and CEO of Baron Capital Group, says at Barron's Art of Successful Investing Conference that "stocks are cheap" and that retail investor sentiment is very negative. He argues that because "inflation will be an issue, stocks will be able to keep you whole." 
