Kerri Young
Kerri Young
Real Estate Agent
Managed by Tony Ketterling
Real Estate Agent
Role
UT
State
Sandy
Office
About Kerri
With over 20 years of Real Estate experience, I bring deep expertise as an Associate Broker and former Managing Broker. I've managed the full spectrum of real estate transactions, from representing first-time homebuyers to guiding seasoned investors & repeat clients. My background includes working with major banks and government agencies on REO listings and asset disposition, as well as helping corporate clients navigate complex relocations for companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Deloitte, and Boeing.
Certified to work with Veterans, I take pride in supporting those who have served. My extensive referral network and long-standing reputation in some of the nation's most demanding, fast-paced markets speak to my commitment, reliability, and results. Whether you're buying your first home or expanding your portfolio, you can count on me to treat you like family—while delivering top-tier professional service every step of the way.
Certified to work with Veterans, I take pride in supporting those who have served. My extensive referral network and long-standing reputation in some of the nation's most demanding, fast-paced markets speak to my commitment, reliability, and results. Whether you're buying your first home or expanding your portfolio, you can count on me to treat you like family—while delivering top-tier professional service every step of the way.
Contact & Details
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Equity Real Estate (Advantage), SandySee everyone at this office
- 1218 E 7800 S, Suite #150, Sandy, UT 84094
- youngkerriL@gmail.com
- https://kerri-young.equity.us
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Office phone(206) 909-3612
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Cell phone(206) 909-3612
Managing Broker
Every Equity agent works under a licensed managing broker who is responsible for their work. If you have a question or a concern about Kerri, Tony Ketterling is the right person to contact.
Want to work with Kerri?
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