Anna and Kent are looking for a century home for themselves and their new baby. Sounds simple enough – except they’re looking for a place to call home for the next 20 years. With that kind of timeline, you can bet they’re expecting perfection. Daryl and Tara are eager to hit the ground running, but when they meet their competitor for the first time, they discover a shocking surprise that raises the stakes even higher.
Agent vs. Agent is the ultimate real estate challenge show, where two top notch real estate agents face-off to find desperate home buyers the house of their dreams. Each episode features two successful agents – they may have dramatically different styles but both share one thing in common: an intensely competitive streak. The series follows them as they go head-to-head to find the perfect home, make the sale and earn their commission. At the end of the episode, it all comes down to one thing… Who will be first to close a deal for the client and be crowned the winner?
Win or lose, real estate sales representative Tara Rosen’s steadfast determination and potential to go that extra mile for her clients have propelled her to a great many successes. She is a versatile individual, and although known for her vivacious personality, Tara Rosen is also both meticulous and forthright in her approach. Tara’s quite passionate of what she is doing and she hasn’t looked back, ever, since she embarked on this journey forging an exemplary and sometimes illustrious carrier for herself, spanning now almost 20 years in the industry, and being licensed since 2002.
Learn more about Tara Rosen, Realtor® with Coldwell Banker the Real Estate Centre, Brokerage, and how she can help you as she has helped hundreds of Canadian families before, realize their real estate dreams of home ownership in the Southern Ontario regions of Toronto (the GTA), York Region, and Durham Region.
Visit Tara’s website at http://www.tararosen.com today, and make sure to watch her on Agent vs. Agent Wednesday January 13th at 8:00 p.m. on HGTV Canada.
