A regular search for a Phoenix real estate agent returns whoever paid the most for the top spot. That's the system, and it tells you almost nothing about who the person actually is. Here, every agent listed signed our statement of faith to be on this page, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. Not a performance review, not a secret shopper, a confession. We reach out to welcome most new agents with a call, and we pray for them right there on the phone. A hello, not an audit. What they do with a contract, how they handle a counteroffer at eleven at night, whether they'll tell you a house is overpriced even when that's not what you want to hear, that's on them, and the reviews below are where you find out. Phoenix has real supply here. Believers running full-service practices across the Valley, from first-time buyers to investment properties to the move-up market. The faith piece is already settled for everyone on this list. The question left is fit: their market knowledge, their communication style, whether the people who hired them would hand over a key again. That's what the reviews answer. Use them.
Listings (14)
Heather Werner, Realtor® with Ravenswood Realty
Senior and Probate, Real Estate specialist
Claudia Lockwood - W and Partners
Noily Ehlenberger, REALTOR® American Realty Brokers
The Grandon Group
Mark The Real Estate Guy! 30 Years In This Fun Biz!
April Keys, Realtor, HomeSmart
JC Realty AZ
Megan Strom, Realtor
Melissa Gasper, Assoc. Broker, Realty ONE Group
Robin Leigh/Associate Broker
EXIT Realty Coannah
Frequently asked questions
How does an agent get listed on this page?
Every agent here signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That is the one requirement to be listed. We also reach out to welcome most new agents with a phone call and pray for them on that call, though it is a greeting, not a screening process.
Does LocateFaith check the quality of an agent's work?
We do not. The statement of faith is about belief, not performance. The people who hired the agent write the reviews, and that is how you judge the work. Read several before you reach out.
Is there enough coverage in Phoenix to actually find someone useful?
Yes. Supply here is solid. There are agents covering different parts of the Valley and different buyer situations, so you have real options rather than one name and a hope.
What should I look for in the reviews?
Communication style and honesty come up the most in good reviews. An agent who returns calls fast and tells you the hard truth about a price is worth finding. Look for patterns across multiple reviewers, not just the most recent post.
Do the agents cover the whole Phoenix metro?
Most listings show a stated service area, and some focus on specific submarkets like the East Valley or North Scottsdale. Check each profile and ask the agent directly if your neighborhood is a regular part of their work.