The Real Estate industry is heading full speed ahead into the digital world, and Buyers and Sellers will find it highly advantageous to have someone with the knowledge and expertise in using state-of-the-art technology combined with up-to-date real estate expertise.

Jordon is this Realtor, the one that you will want on your side. With 11 years as a Project Leader and Software Engineer for a national long distance telecommunications company, Jordon has the knowledge to navigate skillfully through today's high-tech world, and his track-record as a Realtor with Marcus and Associates, has exhibited a proven ability to close transactions that achieve his clients' objectives, successfully and on-time.

Jordon is a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa with a B.S. degree in Computer Science, has earned his CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) designation and e-PRO certification, and is the chair of the Internet Web committee of the Hawaii Aloha Chapter of CRS. He is also the Past-President of the Kawainui Vista Homeowners Association, which has given him valuable insight into the importance of homeowner associations, community covenants and restrictions, and their potential impact on real estate transactions.

Let Jordon help you achieve your real estate goals in Hawaii. His unique combination of skills will make choosing Jordon as your Realtor the best decision you'll ever make.

I specialize in selling single family homes, condominiums, and multi-unit family dwellings in the Honolulu County. 

I currently hold the following:

- Hawaii Realtor Broker's license

- Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation

- e-PRO Internet Professional

I'm also a member of the following:

- National Association o Realtors (NAR) 

- Hawaii Association of Realtors (HAR)

- Honolulu Board of Realtors (HBR)

- Hawaii Aloha Chapter of CRS, and am currently the chair of the Website committee

Dear Prospective Buyer/Prospective Seller,

Jordon had to take an unusual set of requirements from the buyer and find appropriate pieces of properties in diverse locations of Oahu.  Despite his concern about delayed occupancy agreements he negotiated with both parties, buyer and seller, to fairly accomodate both.

Mr. and Mrs. Warmkessel    July 2007