4 Question Friday: Emily Saffert, Client Services Manager For The Casey Watters At Real Estate Solutions

RICE LAKE, WI -- Emily is the full-time client service manager in the Casey Watters office at Real Estate Solutions. Emily provides professional support and years of experience in real estate to the clients of the Casey Watters Office. Every day Emily enjoys working with clients and is often behind the scenes making sure everything is in order to help clients achieve their real estate dreams. Emily’s love for our local area begins with the views out her window of rolling farm fields and the beautifully painted sunrises and sunsets of NW Wisconsin. We wanted to dig in a little into what makes Emily a local real estate leader, so we asked her these four unconventional questions.

What is the strangest purchase you’ve ever made? I just recently bought a vintage mink collar with googly eyes!
What did you want to be when you grew up? A Veterinarian
What’s your favorite movie line? “Congratulations, I’m 100 years old.” from the movie, "The Proposal"
Do you have any hidden talents? I am a horse show announcer!

Emily, her husband and two daughters enjoy country living on a farm just outside of Rice Lake and stay active in local clubs. Emily shared that she enjoys outdoor adventures- soaking up the scenery while hiking, snowshoeing, kayaking, and riding horse with friends. She laughed as she told us about when her love for the outdoors finally outpaced her snowshoeing partner last winter and they told her, “No more!” But, Emily added, “In all fairness it was a pretty long winter!” As Emily shared her love for outdoor adventures the equine themed décor of her office clued us into the heartbeat of hobbies. Emily, her husband and daughters all train for and participate in world class level Reined Cow Horse and Roping events through the National Reined Cow Horse Association and the North Central Reined Cow Horse Association. As a family, they compete at locations all over the USA from Wisconsin, to Minnesota and all the way to Texas.