Carey Runyon
Agent Assistant, Associate BrokerAn astute Agent Assistant with more than 19 years of experience, Carey Runyon takes great pride in managing agent transactions from contract to close and is an invaluable asset to the team at The Agency in Scottsdale.
Armed with an associate broker’s license, Carey applies her exceptional market knowledge and a sharp eye for detail to her career as an Agent Assistant and has worked with some of Arizona’s top producing agents. She is well versed at closing all types of transactions, from traditional, to REO and short sales to land and commercial sales too. A remarkably expeditious worker, Carey has managed up to 120 pending escrows a month—and set a personal record when she successfully closed 90 transactions in one month.
A seasoned equestrian who competes in the fast-paced hunter/jumper realm, Carey’s experience training and riding horses equip her perfectly for the dynamic world of real estate. “Working with horses requires that you pay close attention to detail while working with diverse personalities,” says Carey. “It also requires you to be flexible as unique situations unfold, minute to minute.” In her free time, Carey also enjoys hiking and volunteering with the Arizona Beagle Rescue, where she adopted her puppy Lulu from in 2018.
Armed with an associate broker’s license, Carey applies her exceptional market knowledge and a sharp eye for detail to her career as an Agent Assistant and has worked with some of Arizona’s top producing agents. She is well versed at closing all types of transactions, from traditional, to REO and short sales to land and commercial sales too. A remarkably expeditious worker, Carey has managed up to 120 pending escrows a month—and set a personal record when she successfully closed 90 transactions in one month.
A seasoned equestrian who competes in the fast-paced hunter/jumper realm, Carey’s experience training and riding horses equip her perfectly for the dynamic world of real estate. “Working with horses requires that you pay close attention to detail while working with diverse personalities,” says Carey. “It also requires you to be flexible as unique situations unfold, minute to minute.” In her free time, Carey also enjoys hiking and volunteering with the Arizona Beagle Rescue, where she adopted her puppy Lulu from in 2018.