Lisette Villanueva, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent.

Oct 30, 2023


Lisette’s goal is to not just find houses for her clients, but to help them find a place they can truly call home.


New York City, New York Oct 30, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Lisette is a dedicated realtor affiliated with SellState Titanium Realty in Punta Gorda, Florida. She takes great pleasure in the opportunity to meet new individuals and showcase properties, highlighting their immense potential. 

With a mission to empower families in their journey to homeownership, Lisette is committed to providing personalized, culturally sensitive services that cater to the unique needs of each client. She strives to make the home buying process as smooth and stress-free as possible, leveraging her local market expertise and deep understanding of the challenges faced by families like her own. 

In 2002, Lisette earned an Associate's Degree in Hospitality Administration/Management from Johnson & Wales University. Boasting an impressive background spanning over two decades, she brings a wealth of customer service experience from diverse industries, including hotels, restaurants, health, beauty, and dental services. 

An interesting fact about Lisette is that she previously worked as a lead makeup artist alongside renowned celebrity designers.

She is not only a dedicated mother but also someone who approaches her personal journey with a positive mindset, fortified by her reliance on the support of God. She attributes her accomplishments to her children, who have shown remarkable patience and have been steadfast companions on her professional journey. 

With unyielding determination, Lisette aspires to carve her path as a market leader and a prominent figure in the real estate industry. Her commitment to never giving up is a testament to her dedication to helping others.

On a more personal level, Lisette is an avid long-distance runner, has a passion for culinary arts, enjoys learning diverse languages, and loves to explore new destinations through travel. She is also an accomplished author, with several publications to her name, including "A Guide to Selling Your Home After Divorce," "Selling Secrets You Can't Afford to Miss," and "Complete Guide to Buying a Home."

Learn More about Lisette Villanueva:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120657 or through Sellstate Titanium Realty, https://lisettevillanueva.sellstatetitanium.com/agents/1382843/Lisette+Villanueva

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