Justin DuChemin

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About Justin DuChemin

I have lived and worked in east metro for the last 23 years after moving to Minnesota in July of 2000 from Virginia. I was looking for a change of scenery with a sense for adventure, more than 2 decades later, I am still here! Not long after I arrived, I scooped up a job in the service industry, a bus boy at TGI Fridays. Little did I know, nor realize until much later, how influential this experience would be for me. Just a few years there and I found myself a bartender at a ripe 21 years of age! After 17 years in I hung up the suspenders and moved onto solely real estate, although my passion for entertaining and making a good drink continues to this day. I was fortunate enough to learn from the old school was of thinking at Fridays. Quality, Culture, Customer Experience. All more important than the all mighty dollar. I am so grateful for all the foundational things that those bartenders I have trained under and worked in the trenches with taught me.

After starting to read more about investing in real estate, I decided to get my real estate license in 2005. After a couple of years getting my feet wet, well we all know what happened in 2008 and so forth. Going through that as a new agent was an great learning experience and a challenge I was willing to take on. I welcome the opportunity to learn and grow both myself and my business and through the years have become a better agent & human because of those early lessons. Since we pulled out of the recession I have continued to serve our clients in Minnesota & Wisconsin with buying, selling or investing in real estate.

I love all things real estate but I also have other hobbies. I really enjoy anything outside, but specifically boating on the St Croix river, baseball (Go Red Sox), & snowboarding. I have been playing the drums since I was 9ish so anything music I am game. You can catch me petting all the big dogs & I enjoy a meaningful conversation daily! Let's get coffee and have one!

Latest Blog Posts

Why the Real Estate Market in 2025 Will Be Different from the Last Two Years

Why the Real Estate Market in 2025 Will Be Different from the Last Two YearsThe real estate market is an ever-evolving landscape shaped by a combination of economic trends, buyer and seller,

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Why Real Estate is a Smart Long-Term Investment

When it comes to building wealth and achieving financial stability, few strategies are as reliable as investing in real estate. Unlike other forms of investment, real estate offers unique advantages

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Why Winter Can Be a Good Time to Buy a Home in Minnesota

When most people think about buying a home, they picture spring or summer—a time when houses are in bloom and the market is buzzing. However, buying a home in the winter, especially in

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Not a Crash: 3 Graphs That Show How Today’s Inventory Differs from 2008

Don't Worry About a Housing Market Crash – Here's Why You Should Act Now!Do you remember the 2008 housing crisis? Even if you didn’t own a home then, its impact was felt by many, causing

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