South Lake Tahoe Real EstateWisi Betschart
Before he launched his real estate career in 2004, Wisi Betschart spent most of his time with the highly-touted United States Ski Team. In fact, he was the youngest individual to be included in the U.S. Ski Team at 16 years of age. For over 10 years, he went through intensive ski training and racing. He has traveled around the world in an effort to hone his skills and expertise.
The commitment he possesses as an individual showed early. Now he brings that level of commitment to the reputable CENTURY 21 Tahoe Paradise Real Estate Team. Since he was born and raised in South Lake Tahoe, he has an inherent pool of knowledge regarding the locale’s facets and conditions. Betschart feels his job is not only to sell you a house but also to help you understand and guide you through the process of acquiring your dream cabin or lake front villa. His familiarity with the area brings a wealth of advantages for the CENTURY 21 Tahoe Paradise Real Estate Team and South Lake Tahoe’s real estate clients as well. If you are looking to sell your Lake Tahoe property, let Betschart’s local knowledge and experience help you price and prepare you house, multi-family, or vacant lot to get the best possible results. Betschart’s goal is to make every aspect of the transaction as easy and stress free as possible for his clients. In fact, he has been a top agent on several occasions.
From the very beginning, Betschart been centered on the task of honing his skills in an effort to be the best realtor in South Lake Tahoe. The commitment that he had perfected through the years of racing fuels him to go beyond the standards previously set by other realtors within the area. That is why he keeps on challenging and scaling the seemingly insurmountable real estate tasks, just as he used to during his remarkable run with the U.S. Ski Team. Undoubtedly, Betschart’s competitiveness and good nature will allow him transcend the usual facets of the South Lake Tahoe’s real estate industry and take it to new levels.
