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Editorial evaluation
8.2/ 10
Very good
Strong public evidence, with limitations still worth reviewing
Evidence confidence
Low10/100
Documentation completeness and reliability—not agent quality.
A RE/MAX Hall-of-Famer with 16-plus years and a broad Twin Cities book of business, best for clients who want an experienced generalist rather than one narrow specialty.
Pros
- ✓RE/MAX Hall of Fame (2017) and Lifetime Achievement Award (2020) signal durable, multi-year production rather than a single hot year
- ✓16+ years of Twin Cities transactions across a wide price band (roughly $244K-$1.6M), useful for buyers unsure exactly where they'll land
- ✓Named a Minnesota Monthly Best Real Estate Professional and Mpls.St.Paul Magazine Super Agent by client nomination
- ✓Comfortable with condos, first-time purchases, investment property and new construction within the same practice
Cons
- ✗No independently verifiable review count/rating turned up publicly on his brokerage or agent-search profiles -- ask him directly for references
- ✗Broad generalist focus means less of a single signature niche than agents who concentrate on one neighborhood or price tier
- ✗Team-based practice ('Ryan and his team'), so some coordination may run through a teammate rather than Ryan personally
Profile evidence audit
0 of 5 evidence areas have exact citations
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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exact sources
Identity & credentials
GapProfessional identity, brokerage, office, license or team roster.
0 supporting sources
Public reviews
GapA dated public rating, review count or review-platform snapshot.
0 supporting sources
Transaction activity
GapSales, listings, transactions, volume, price range or closing activity.
0 supporting sources
Market & specialty focus
GapService areas, local markets, property types or client specialties.
0 supporting sources
Experience & recognition
GapExperience, tenure, designations, awards or professional recognition.
0 supporting sources
- Official records
- 0
- Independent platforms
- 0
- First-party sources
- 0
Consumer decision guide
Turn this profile into a better interview
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.
Published fit signals
0/5 evidence areas cited
- Published service-area signal
- Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Plymouth +4 more
- No exact citation covers this evidence area yet; verify it directly.
- Published specialty signal
- Investment, Relocation, New Construction
- No exact citation covers this evidence area yet; verify it directly.
- Published working model
- Team agent profile
- No exact citation covers this evidence area yet; verify it directly.
- Published price context
- $244K–$1.6M
- No exact citation covers this evidence area yet; verify it directly.
A citation supports only the claims named in the source register. It does not validate every signal shown in the same evidence area.
Ask in the first interview
- 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
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
How many transactions did you personally close in Minneapolis and the $244K–$1.6M range during the last 12 months?
Requests recent, comparable production and keeps personal results separate from team totals.
Targets an uncited evidence area
- 4
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
- 5
Who will handle showings, negotiations and updates day to day, and when will I work directly with the named agent?
Clarifies which team member is accountable for each stage of the transaction.
- 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.
Agent overview
Ryan Haagenson is a second-generation, Twin-Cities-born Realtor who has worked out of RE/MAX Results' Hennepin Avenue office in Minneapolis for over a decade and a half. His 2017 RE/MAX Hall of Fame induction and 2020 Lifetime Achievement award reflect sustained production, and his closed sales span downtown Minneapolis condos to western-suburb move-up homes.
Core specialties
Twin Cities generalist
Active across Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the western suburbs rather than one neighborhood, with 242 closed sides in the last five years.
Investment & new construction
His RE/MAX profile lists investment property and new-construction transactions alongside standard resale.
Commission & fees
Not publicly listed; typically negotiable
Who this agent is for
Buyers who want an experienced pair of hands
16+ years and a Hall of Fame track record suit someone who wants a seasoned agent over a specific micro-niche.
Sellers across a wide price band
His last five years of closings range from around $195K to over $1.3M, not just one price tier.
Not for
Buyers seeking a hyper-local downtown-condo or single-neighborhood specialist may find a narrower-focused agent a closer fit.
Verdict
A safe, well-established choice for Twin Cities buyers and sellers who want real tenure and broad reach rather than one very specific specialty.
Editorial score: 8.2 / 10 · Very good · Evidence confidence: low (10/100)
Ranking disclosure
Why this ranking appears in this order
This profile evaluates Ryan Haagenson 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.
- Ranking formula
- Local knowledge 25% + client reviews 25% + market expertise 20% + communication 15% + specialization fit 15%.
- Time period
- Evidence reviewed through July 2026. Review totals are snapshots; career claims may cover longer periods and must state that context.
- Objective vs. editorial
- The weighted calculation is deterministic after the inputs are assigned. Selecting evidence and assigning each dimension score require editorial judgment.
- Commercial independence
- Agents cannot purchase inclusion, a score, numbered position, or favorable verdict. Any sponsorship must appear outside the editorial ranking.
- Transaction-data boundary
- This edition does not use a private MLS feed or a standardized file of verified 2025 closings. Sales volume, homes sold, sale-to-list ratio, and days on market are not assumed when attributable evidence is unavailable.
- Independent corroboration
- Government records control licensing facts. Brokerage, agent, review-platform, award, and production claims are kept distinct; agreement across sources raises confidence but does not erase source limitations.
Evidence captured for this profile
- Minnesota license record
- No license number is stored in this profile; use the state lookup for current status.
- Public review aggregate
- No review aggregate is recorded; missing data is not treated as zero.
- Professional first-party source
- ryanhaagenson.results.net is linked for direct review of the agent's current public claims.
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.
Areas served
Common questions about Ryan Haagenson
Does Ryan Haagenson work outside Minneapolis proper?
Yes -- his RE/MAX profile lists Medina, Mendota Heights, Plymouth and the broader Twin Cities metro alongside Minneapolis.
How long has he been a Realtor?
Roughly 16-17 years as of 2026; he was inducted into the RE/MAX Hall of Fame in 2017 and won RE/MAX's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2020.
Is he a solo agent or part of a team?
He operates with a team ('Ryan and his team'), so buyers and sellers may work with a teammate for parts of a transaction.