Meet Brett
Brett Hubbs is a motivated real estate agent who is dedicated to seeing his clients succeed. Raised in a blue-collar family, he knows the value of hard work and is not afraid to roll up his sleeves. Brett prides himself on his diverse skill set, both personally and professionally. An accomplished musician, a previous Motocross champion, a real estate broker, and a licensed builder, Brett has and can do almost anything. He works hard to achieve goals, both in and out of business and he will do the same when he goes to work for you.
Brett entered the real estate business while spending fourteen years in building and construction. Prior to entering the sales business, he studied both Architectural and Sound Engineering. From 2009-2011, he was hired at a General Motors facility, where he was elected committee chairman and served a two-year term. In this role, he was a representative of the people, involved with the UAW contract negotiations during the Flint North shutdown and the transitional period to a new facility. He came into real estate with a vision to open his own real estate business and founded Hubbs Realty Co. in 2017. Brett sold real estate with Keller Williams Realty for three years and also with Re-Max for a short period of time. In 2020, he met the requirements to receive his broker's license and established his brokerage.
Brett is married with 4 beautiful children, who are learning by his example that big goals and planning go hand in hand, and worth the hard work it takes to achieve them. Brett seeks to brighten the day of those around him! Always ready with a smile and a handshake he is dedicated to your success as well as his own. You will be hard-pressed to find anyone who will work harder for you on your behalf. His background in construction, leadership, and contract work has well prepared him to help you achieve your goals. Call or Text for a free consultation to learn how Brett can provide you with the tools and guidance you need, to make your next real estate experience truly unforgettable.
