280 E. Crooked Stick Dr, Tucson, AZ 85737 Pima county, AZ

QUALITY VS QUANTITY: A tough choice for most to make, but not for this native Tucsonan. Tina believes this choice is clear.

Realty Executives Tucson Elite is a full-service real estate brokerage and a leader in real estate all over the globe. Whether it is residential or commercial real estate, Tina Sheridan has the ability to assist you in buying and selling.

With experience that comes from the ground up, Tina is no stranger to the real estate industry. As a former integral part of the management team in operations and marketing with Realty Executives she has a broad understanding of every aspect of buying and selling real estate and knows how to protect you along the way. As an avid real estate investor herself and fifteen years having served as a senior associate and owner of her own mortgage brokerage, she is well versed in all aspects of the transaction in real estate. She attributes her success to hard work, building relationships and never forgetting the basics. "I try to understand that each customer has their own needs and that real estate can have emotional as well as financial ties. Once you understand these needs, you feel privileged to help the first-time home buyer as well as the seasoned investor. There should be no difference in the service that each deserves."

As a graduate of Canyon Del Oro High School right here in Oro Valley a suburb of Tucson, Tina isn't the typical real estate agent. In fact, she is a whole lot more than you bargained for; she is a "hands-on" agent who is extremely dedicated to her profession as well as her family. Don't ever believe she is afraid of a challenge. When it comes to representing you, she is an assertive negotiator who constantly tells herself and her team, "No matter how many challenges we face together, solutions are the key."

Tina also states, "My favorite part of Tucson Real Estate, is being a part of growth in people's lives. No matter what type of buyer or seller I am working with, each offer an individual challenge, but also offer a unique level of excitement. It is this diversity that keeps me going," she says. She believes that the complicated aspect of the business is breaking the stereotypes. "The most difficult challenge is trying to separate yourself from being the 'salesman' in the business," she says. Call it 'old fashioned' thinking, but it's not about how may houses we close a year, it's about the 'quality of the service we provide, and that will keep us going."