Robert Grant

Originally from South Carolina, I joined the Marines in January of 1999 and traveled around with Uncle Sam for the next 8 years. I was stationed in Arizona for most of that time, save for one year in Iraq in 2003 and one in Japan in 2004. I’ve been in the commercial & residential real estate business since 2007 and have sold a very wide range of properties in a half dozen states. I specialize in working with investment assets of any age, size or general characteristics within the [...]

Originally from South Carolina, I joined the Marines in January of 1999 and traveled around with Uncle Sam for the next 8 years. I was stationed in Arizona for most of that time, save for one year in Iraq in 2003 and one in Japan in 2004. I’ve been in the commercial & residential real estate business since 2007 and have sold a very wide range of properties in a half dozen states. I specialize in working with investment assets of any age, size or general characteristics within the multifamily and hospitality markets. In Arizona, I started and ran a team selling mobile home parks and apartment buildings in a half dozen states. From those efforts I was recruited by a large investment brokerage in Seattle and with dreams of grandeur, I moved to the big city… 18 months later it was clear that the big city wasn’t the place for me! I got very lucky and had an opportunity to move to Montana after that and have become grounded in the charm and warmth of these Montana towns. While keeping a laid-back lifestyle, demeanor, and approach to most things, I am highly mission-driven regarding real estate transactions and winning for my clients the best deals and the highest proceeds. Serving in the Marines was one of the best opportunities for growth, leadership training, and negotiation skills. This time and experience translates directly into my real estate business and to our client’s bottom line. I prospect the market tenaciously, keep explicit contact with clients regarding marketing and any feedback from the market, and I don’t stop until the work is done right!