Kevin Stroh

I’ve been a real estate investor and rental property owner since 2017, and I became a licensed real estate agent in 2026. My journey into real estate began after my wife and I sold the business we had built together and decided to focus on expanding our rental property portfolio. After years of working with agents and negotiating deals as an investor, getting licensed felt like the natural next step. It gave me greater control over my own investments while allowing me to help others make smart, informed real estate decisions.

With more than 15 years of experience in sales and negotiation, I genuinely enjoy helping clients find the right home or investment property. Because I’m actively buying and evaluating properties myself, I bring a practical, current understanding of market values to every transaction. Whether my clients are buying, selling, renting, or investing, I work hard to negotiate the strongest possible deal and make sure nothing is left on the table.

My goal is to provide every client with exceptional service, honest guidance, and an experience that helps them feel confident from beginning to end. Not every transaction is a walk in the park, but I’m prepared to work through challenges and advocate for my clients every step of the way. I live by the motto, “Never expect someone to do something you wouldn’t do yourself,” and that belief guides both my work and my relationships.

Outside of real estate, I’m an entrepreneur and business consultant who successfully built and sold a company to private equity. I enjoy working out, traveling, boating, and spending time with my wife, Jessica, and our daughter, Savannah, who is three years old and already fluent in both English and Spanish. In 2026, we said goodbye to our beloved dogs, Rascal and Dodger, after 16½ and 13½ wonderful years with them. On a lighter note, I once bought a house that came with chickens!

Some of my favorite local activities include exploring the Macomb Orchard Trail and attending the Peach Festival in downtown Romeo. My ideal day off is spent boating and enjoying a Michigan summer with my family. When it comes to my dream home, I’d choose country living with plenty of acreage—or a place on the water.

After living in Tampa for seven years, building a very large life there, and eventually selling it all to return to Michigan, the meaning of home hits differently for me. Home isn’t defined by the size of a house or where it’s located. Home is where your heart is—where your family, friends, and the people you love most are.