Ryan Schroder is the co-founder and owner of VSM Real Estate. VSM does property management and brokering in the Twin Cities, with a specialization in residential investments. Ryan is also the general contractor and owner of Construction Pros, which provides maintenance services, remodeling, and provides for the flip business that he runs. Ryan's background is in business and hotel brokering, and sales in general. A graduate from Metro State University. He lives in the Prior Lake area with his wife, 3 kids and 2 dogs.
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You’re invited to join John Stiles at a special food-packing event at Feed My Starving Children.This is a great organization that provides nutritious meals for people around the world that are in need.
The event isThursday, December 269:30AM - 11:30AMSign up using this link: https://www.fmsc.org/join-group?joincode=13BYE2
You can also let others know about it by sharing the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2393503527414605/
Consider having this as a way for your family and friends to spend time this holiday season!
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John Stiles is a licensed MN real estate agent with Bridge Realty.
