Realtor Rob Schaerer

Rob had always had a passion for real estate, and after graduating from the University of Oklahoma, he saw an opportunity for someone that understood how to use and integrate new technologies to be able to provide a higher level of service than anyone else at that time could have thought possible. This passion for technology spring-boarded him to a top agent status within his first year as a Realtor, a title he has continued to maintain throughout his 13 years in Real Estate, launching him into the top 2% of agents in the entire Oklahoma City Metro area having helped with the sale of over 400 properties as of the end of 2017, and top agent in the Dillard Group. In addition to holding a Broker’s license, Rob also holds one of the most prestigious designations, the Certified Residential Specialist, which is held by the top 10% of real estate agents nationwide.

Rob is also very involved in his industry, serving as the Vice President of the Norman Multiple Listing Service Board in 2011 and President in 2012. In 2012, Rob was the first Realtor ever to have been nominated for and received in the same year both the Realtor of the Year award and the Horizon Award – an award recognizing early career professional success while demonstrating a high degree of community involvement.

Outside of work, you might find Rob playing the guitar, or working on one of his investment properties, or you might catch him at one of the local multi-sport events. Rob is an avid triathlete, having competed in multiple half-iron distance triathlons and was invited in 2014 to participate in the USAT National Championships and is also sponsor of the local triathlon community, TRI-OKC.

“I feel blessed for what I have been able to accomplish for my clients and the career that I have chosen. It’s so rewarding being able to help guide my clients through the largest financial decision that they will make in their lives, but not only that — I get to make it fun, educational, and exciting all at the same time. There’s nothing better than that.”