Bill Swanzer is considered an authority in his area of business. He has been a career Realtor for 43 years. He is the sole owner of The Swanzer Agency and he’s previously owned two Re/max offices and has been co-owner of 2 title companies. Bill has been featured on the front business page of the Cleveland Plain Dealer for his innovative ideas for the real estate business. Bill has helped in excess of 3000 families meet their real estate goals. As a member of The Ohio Association of Realtors, he served as District Vice President. Recently Bill was honored with the status of REALTOR Emeritus of the National Association of Realtors.
Bill is actively involved in sales and marketing and views technology as the best tool to help in buying and selling property. Bill believes real estate is about helping people through major life events that require changes in housing.
01 Mar 2021
While many areas of the economy have contracted, the housing market has stayed remarkably strong. But can the good news last? When COVID-related shutdowns began in March, real estate brokers and clients scrambled to...
01 Feb 2021
We’ve all spent a lot more time at home over the past year. And for many of us, our homes have become our office, our classroom, our gym—and most importantly, our safe haven during...
01 Jan 2021
The start of a new year always compels people to take a fresh look at their goals, from health and career to relationships and finance. But with historically low mortgage rates, increased home sales...
11 Dec 2020
For years now, virtual home tours have helped real estate buyers far and wide find the perfect home. From long-distance military personnel being relocated, to investors expanding their portfolio, to homeowners looking for a...
11 Dec 2020
“2020 will be known for a lot of things, and a record-breaking year for real estate will certainly be one of its more unexpected legacies,” prominent economist Daryl Fairweather said.1 And he’s right: most...
11 Dec 2020
This year has demonstrated, perhaps more than ever, the importance of our family, friends, neighbors, and community. It truly “takes a village” to keep a community functioning effectively, whether that’s by keeping our waterways...