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Hi, I’m Matt Levine, a proud Yuba City native who has spent most of his life in the greater Sacramento area. I currently live in Citrus Heights and bring a deep understanding of the local market and how our communities have grown and changed over the years. My journey into real estate began with a simple goal: to help people find a place to call home. After working in the plumbing trade, I was ready for a new chapter—one where I could use my hands-on experience in a different way, guiding others through the homebuying process with confidence and care.
My background in home repairs allows me to offer clients a unique perspective, especially when it comes to property evaluations and inspections. I know what to look for, what might need fixing, and how homes are built from the inside out. This gives my clients peace of mind and a competitive edge, whether they’re buying, selling, or investing.
Although I’m early in my real estate career, I’m committed to growing every day and providing the best possible service to each client I work with. What drives me most is the opportunity to be part of life-changing moments—whether it’s a first-time buyer stepping into their new home, or a growing family finding space to thrive. I believe real estate isn’t just about properties—it’s about people, relationships, and creating a sense of stability and future wealth.
Outside of real estate, I enjoy staying connected to my community and continuing to learn as much as I can about the industry. I’m here to make the process of buying or selling a home smooth, informed, and empowering.
If you’re looking for a real estate professional who brings practical experience, local knowledge, and a genuine desire to help, I’d be honored to assist you on your journey.
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