Celeste Liesch

Ask in the first interview

1. 1

   What is your current Minnesota license number and employing brokerage, and where can I verify both?

   Confirms current identity and affiliation using the state record rather than a directory claim.

   Targets an uncited evidence area

2. 2

   Which public review profiles best represent your recent work, and how many reviews were added in the last 12 months?

   Separates current, attributable feedback from an undated lifetime aggregate.

   Targets an uncited evidence area

3. 3

   How many transactions did you personally close in Winona and the $100K–$475K range during the last 12 months?

   Requests recent, comparable production and keeps personal results separate from team totals.

   Targets an uncited evidence area

4. 4

   Which neighborhoods in Winona have you worked in most recently, and what local issue materially affected a deal?

   Tests current, specific market knowledge instead of relying on a broad service-area label.

   Targets an uncited evidence area

5. 5

   If you are unavailable, who covers showings, negotiations and urgent contract deadlines?

   Clarifies backup coverage without assuming a solo practice means one-person service at all times.

6. 6

   Will you provide a written, itemized explanation of compensation, services, cancellation terms and any additional costs before I sign?

   Commission and services are negotiable; a written proposal makes candidates easier to compare.