Mitch Coluzzi | Source | Head of Construction at SoldFast
Mitch Coluzzi
Growing up surrounded by real estate and construction helped Mitch develop knowledge both in the office and in the field. He has been a licensed real estate professional for over a decade. After adding a degree in tech, Mitch is revolutionizing the industry by improving communities one (or a few) houses at a time. He founded Sell Now Iowa with the goal of providing people with an easy solution to their housing headaches. He has a knack for crunching numbers and exploring all of the options homeowners have these days.
As he continues operating in the Des Moines metro, he has teamed up to found another company, SoldFast. SoldFast is rooted in the honest principles of Sell Now Iowa and operates in states throughout the country!
If you’ve met Mitch personally you may have noticed that real estate is both his profession and hobby, but he also enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters (yes, THREE girls!!).
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