Craig Mische, Broker / Owner in Alexandria, Minnesota

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Craig Mische's knowledge of the real estate market was seeded with a lifetime of summers spent at Alexandria's lakes and with a father that was a real estate broker in Alexandria. As a broker, he has been successfully working with buyers and sellers in the lakefront, residential and commercial market of the Greater Alexandria Area since 2002.

Besides his credibility in the Alexandria lakefront and residential markets, clients value Craig's creativity, enthusiasm and skill with technology. Search the internet using any keywords related to the lakefront and residential market in Alexandria and you will likely find Craig. Google consistently ranks his site, craigmische.com, in the top 10 for a wide variety of keywords and #1 for Alexandria lakefront real estate.

Craig is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas ('92) and has traveled extensively domestically and internationally for business and leisure. He enjoys history, windsurfing, art and rollerblading (he is a former college hockey player but now favors skating on the Central Lakes Trail).

Public service is a priority of Craig's. He is the President of the Alexandria Rotary Club (2009-2010) and recently traveled to Africa for a Rotary District 5950 Service Project. He is also a District 206 Mentor since 2002, served as a Board Member of the Lakes Area Humane Society (2005-2008) and is now an active volunteer.