Meet Lori Stenshoel

I believe that truly being of service to the people in my life means showing up for them in a way that inspires and supports. My clients and colleagues can expect that I will bring good energy and enthusiasm, experience, and exceptional communication. Fostering a sense of cooperation and goodwill can bring about the best possible outcome.

As a native Oregonian, third generation Real Estate Broker, and graduate of the University of Oregon, I understand there is a lifestyle here like no other. The physical beauty of the region plus the cultural and recreational opportunities bring people of various backgrounds together. I am fortunate to be able to offer a broad spectrum of real estate experience and enjoy working with a diverse client base.

As a result of over 28 years selling real estate in Lane County, I have built some great real estate relationships through involvement in state and local REALTOR® association leadership. I currently serve as Eugene Realtors Director and Past President, and Director for both Oregon and National Association of Realtors. This all leads to better cooperation and trust with other brokers that we may need to collaborate with. My clients should be expertly represented and cared for in the process.

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3rd Generation REALTOR®

While my first lisping words weren't escrow or earnest money, I did spend my childhood listening to my Dad and Grandpa often discussing real estate. My Grandpa started in The Dalles and owned Bonn Groceries before venturing into real estate. He remembers hand shake deals and even a few scratched out on napkins. How the times have changed! They both spent their careers as commercial brokers in the Portland area.

What they instilled in me was how to treat people. It was important to let someone know how much they were appreciated. They were quick to offer a smile, a silly joke, or a helping hand. These traits I've tried to carry forward in my own practice.