As featured in "Top Agent Magazine"

With seemingly boundless energy, Kami Pyvand with Keller Williams in Atlanta, Georgia has relentlessly pursued the highest levels of service in his career. His work ethic is unparalleled and his sharp, honest approach has earned him an ever-increasing bounty of referrals. He is consistently a top producer currently ranked as number 15 in the United States, South East Region.

Kami has a passion for sales that began very early in his life. “My father’s theory was that you need to learn a skill, above and beyond your education, so that no matter where you landed in the world you would be able to thrive,” Kami explains. “For me that skill was ales. I started fixing bicycles and selling them to my friends at 13 and I’ve been building on those sales skills ever since.”When he was getting ready to open a restaurant in Atlanta in 2004, a friend asked him to sell a house for him, despite the fact that Kami had never been in real estate before. His sales skills proved incredibly sharp and he managed to sell the house in a single day, brokering the deal on his own. Soon after, he quit his restaurant job and dedcated his time entirely to real estate. “I did not know many people in the city then,” he
recalls “and I must have been in the office from 5:30 in the morning until 1 the next morning, many, many times. My broker thought I was going to burn out and no one thought I would last, but I sold 16 houses the first year, and have been growing ever since.”

Kami takes this same sense of determination with him into every aspect of the transaction. “If you’re going to do something, you should do it right,” he says adamantly. He is a proactive agent who seeks out buyers for his listings and works closely with other local agents to move his listings to sale quickly. “The key is paying attention to the details and getting things done,” he says. “My listings are only on the market for an average of 12 days, well below the local average.” His precision has allowed him to pull off what, for many agents, would be nearly
impossible: holding back to back closings for his clients, closing their old house in the morning and closing on their new one in the afternoon. He always stays one step ahead of his clients navigating the process for them and interceding before problems arise,
leading to a smooth, efficient closing.’

At the same time, Kami never sacrifices personal service for efficien