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Content is loading, please wait.Editorial evaluation
Very good
Strong public evidence, with limitations still worth reviewing
Evidence confidence
Documentation completeness and reliability—not agent quality.
A marketing-background Compass agent posting real $10M-plus annual volume across Minneapolis and the West Metro, verified by RealTrends rather than just self-reported.
Profile evidence audit
This measures what Minnesota Top Agents can trace to a dated URL. It does not measure the agent's quality, and an uncited area is a documentation gap—not proof that the underlying fact is false.
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Professional identity, brokerage, office, license or team roster.
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A dated public rating, review count or review-platform snapshot.
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Sales, listings, transactions, volume, price range or closing activity.
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Service areas, local markets, property types or client specialties.
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Consumer decision guide
These are profile signals and verification prompts—not performance guarantees. Use them to compare the same facts across two or three candidates before signing an agreement.
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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
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
How many transactions did you personally close in Minneapolis and the $450K–$1.8M range during the last 12 months?
Requests recent, comparable production and keeps personal results separate from team totals.
Targets an uncited evidence area
Which neighborhoods in Minneapolis 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
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.
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.
Jaclyn Gavzy came to real estate from a corporate marketing career (Google, Target, General Mills, Land O'Lakes) and now sells across Minneapolis and the western suburbs out of Compass's Wayzata office. RealTrends verified her as a Top Agent by Volume, and Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine named her a 2025 Super Real Estate Agent.
Ex-Google/Target/General Mills marketer who leans on professional photography, videography and targeted social exposure for listings.
Closed sales span Minneapolis condos (North Loop, Downtown East) through Wayzata, Edina, Plymouth and Lake Minnetonka-area suburbs.
Not publicly listed; typically negotiable
Her corporate marketing background is the centerpiece of her value proposition, not an afterthought.
Her closed transactions run from downtown Minneapolis condos to Wayzata-area homes.
Buyers wanting an agent whose practice is centered specifically inside Minneapolis rather than the broader West Metro.
A legitimately verified high-volume producer, best for clients who value marketing polish and don't need an agent physically based inside Minneapolis.
Editorial score: 8.1 / 10 · Very good · Evidence confidence: low (10/100)
Ranking disclosure
This profile evaluates Jaclyn Gavzy against other researched agents using the same scoring model; it is not a statewide MLS production ranking. The displayed order follows the published five-factor score. The math is fixed; the five input scores are editorial evaluations of the public evidence available through July 2026.
Exact field-level source URLs are not yet available for every narrative claim. Until they are, production and award statements should be treated as attributed public claims—not as independently audited MLS facts.
No -- she works out of Compass's Wayzata office, but her closed sales include Minneapolis neighborhoods like North Loop and Downtown East alongside West Metro suburbs.
RealTrends-verified figures show $10.4M in 2023 and $11.51M over 15 transactions in 2024.
Her last five years of closings run about $450K to $1.8M, averaging roughly $757K.