COMMERCIAL, MULTI-FAMILY, RESIDENTIAL, RANCH AND LAND

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education, University of Montana, Missoula
25 years of selling real estate in Missoula and surrounding areas
13 years of restaurant ownership
Leadership Missoula

PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS:

Certified Commercial and Investment Member (CCIM), the highest level of professional achievement in the commercial real estate/investment property field.
Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), the highest residential designation
Graduate Realtors Institute (GRI)
Securities Licenses #63 and #22, Tenants in Common Properties

MONTANA / MISSOULA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ACTIVITIES:

2008 Vice Chairperson Association Management Core Group

2008 Forms Working Group and Building Subcommittee

2004-07 State Director

2006-07 Specialty Realty Task Force, Forms Working Group, Building Subcommittee and Business Practices Core Group.

2004-08 Multiple Listing Committee

2002-04 Commercial Forms Task Force

1995-97 Chairperson, Western Regional Commercial Division

PROFESSIONAL / COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: 

1st National Bank Board of Advisors member
Member Missoula Organization of Realtors
Member National Association of Realtors
Member Certified Residential Specialists (CRS)
Member Missoula Building Industry Association
Brevet Club Member, Northern Rockies Heritage Center
Lifetime Member, University of Montana Alumni Association
Excellence Fund Contributor, Pacesetter Level
Camp Make-A-Dream Volunteer
TOSRV (Tour of the Swan River Valley) Volunteer

Ed and his wife, Karen Reyner, have been in Missoula for 37 years. They have two daughters, one is currently working in Sandpoint, Idaho and the other is a broker with them at Lambros. Along with his daily walks with Springer Spaniel, Oscar, he particularly enjoys rafting and recently honed his skills with a white water rescue class. Currently, the rest of his spare time is spent remodeling his home, touring various parts of Oregon, Washington and California, paying particular attention to wineries, and fishing in Montana, Canada and Alaska.