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Very good
Recommended without reservation
A Roseville native with 35+ years in the business, best suited to first-time buyers, downsizers, and anyone eyeing rural or lake-country property outside the metro.
Bob Willmus was born and raised in Roseville and has practiced real estate for more than three decades out of Edina Realty's Roseville office. His brokerage bio leans into both sides of the Minnesota experience — the metro's convenience and "the charm of outstate Minnesota" — reflecting a practice that spans first-time buyers in the suburbs and rural acreage or lake-country buyers further out.
Reported focus areas on his Edina Realty bio, paired with decades of tenure in the Roseville market.
Serves buyers looking outside the metro for rural central Minnesota acreage or lake/cabin-country homes, in addition to standard Roseville-area residential sales.
Not publicly listed; typically negotiable
Long local roots and decades of experience make him a solid pick for buyers who want a patient, locally grounded guide.
His stated specialty in rural acreage and lake country sets him apart from most Roseville-office agents who stick strictly to suburban residential.
Sellers who want a data-heavy, high-volume marketing operation with a large published review count to point to.
A strong choice on tenure and local roots, especially for first-time buyers or anyone considering a move to lake or rural property — just confirm current availability and ask for client references directly, since his public review footprint is thinner than some competitors'.
Score: 8.3 / 10 · Very good
35+ years, according to his Edina Realty profile, and he was born and raised in Roseville.
No — client testimonials on his profile reference sales in Ham Lake, Shoreview, and Falcon Heights, plus a stated focus on rural and lake-country property outside the metro.
Nothing in his public profile points to a luxury specialty — his stated focus is first-time buyers, downsizing, and rural/lake-country property.