David Olson, Realtor ®Plan your next move

What comes next for your home?

Buying, selling, building or remodeling starts with understanding how you want to live. Bring your real estate goals and your ideas for the property into the same conversation.

Sell with a plan

Discuss preparation, pricing and the next move with David.

Explore lake living

Consider access, seasonal use, maintenance and your plans for the property. Verify site-specific requirements before planning changes.

Client experiences

Cyndy
“He was very patient in working with me and provided the confidence I needed”

Cyndy

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Wade & Lauren
“He did a great job marketing our home, answering our questions, and helping us navigate the process of building.”

Wade & Lauren

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Ben & Zoie
“We worked with realtor David Olson to buy our lake home and he did a great job of finding us the perfect place.”

Ben & Zoie

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David Olson, Realtor®Real People. Remarkable Moves.

20+ Years of Experience. One Trusted Guide.

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Experience beyond the sale

Expertise That Goes Beyond Real Estate.

Selling or buying a home is just the beginning. As the owner of Super Crew Contractors, Ivy Lane Homes, and Intrinsic Insurance, I bring real estate, construction, homebuilding, and insurance experience together to provide maximum value and ensure you’ll make more well-informed decisions.

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The selling process

10 Simple Steps to Selling

  1. Choose Realtor David Olson

    Meet with David to talk through your goals, timeline and the listing agreement, so you know exactly how he will represent you.

  2. Create Your Winning Strategy

    Build a plan for preparation, timing and marketing that fits your home, your budget and today’s market.

  3. Price Your Home With Confidence

    Review recent comparable sales and market data together to set a list price that attracts serious buyers.

  4. Make Your Home Stand Out

    Prepare, stage and photograph your home, with construction know-how to prioritize the updates that matter.

  5. Launch Your Home to the Market

    Go live on the MLS and across major home-search sites, with showings scheduled around your life.

  6. Choose the Right Offer

    Compare price, financing, contingencies and closing dates, then negotiate and sign the purchase agreement.

  7. Navigate the Home Inspection

    Understand the buyer’s inspection findings and negotiate repairs or credits with clear, practical advice.

  8. Complete the Appraisal

    The buyer’s lender orders an appraisal; David helps support your value and keeps financing on track.

  9. Prepare for a Smooth Closing

    Coordinate with the title company and lender, review closing figures and complete the final walk-through.

  10. Celebrate Your Sale!

    Sign at closing, hand over the keys and move confidently into your next chapter.

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Plan Your Next Move With Confidence

Real estate, construction, custom homebuilding, and insurance expertise—all working together to help you buy, sell, build, improve, and protect your home with confidence.

Discover Your Home’s Value →Discover what your home could sell for with a personalized evaluation from Realtor David Olson.

Common seller questions

What should I do before listing?

Start with a walkthrough and a focused preparation plan. Discuss maintenance, presentation and which projects fit your budget before committing to improvements.

How should I plan my timing?

Work backward from your preferred move date, allowing time for preparation, marketing, offer review and closing. Your property's condition and local market activity will shape the plan.

What selling costs should I plan for?

Ask for a property-specific estimate covering agreed professional fees, preparation and moving costs, mortgage payoff and applicable closing charges. Review the assumptions before making decisions.

Is an appraisal the same as an inspection?

No. An appraisal and an independent inspection serve different purposes. Read the CFPB explanation.

Neighborhood details matter

Explore existing neighborhood guides and city profiles, then discuss the locations and amenities that matter to you.

For Chaska parks and trails, use the city's current maps and information. Verify school attendance boundaries for a specific address with Eastern Carver County Schools.

Twin Cities market snapshot — September 2026

12,411 homes for sale · 3.2 months of supply · Metro median sale price up 1.3% year over year.

Metro-wide figures, not a valuation of your home. Minnesota Realtors September 2026 report; reviewed October 21, 2026.

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Exceptional Value. Every Step of the Way.My goal is simple: deliver exceptional service, thoughtful guidance, and meaningful value throughout your real estate journey.

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