Partner, Associate Broker, SRES
Linnette Edwards
DRE: 01342728
I’ve been passionate about real estate since before I was old enough to actually sell or list a home! I was born and raised in Moraga, and formally began my real estate career in 2001 after I realized that I couldn’t imagine doing anything else. Since then, I’ve crafted my career and created relationships that lead me to the same conclusion: I absolutely love what I do!
My clients keep me in this business. They drive me to be better every day and I want to make sure they’re taken care of and always get the best results. Getting to know so many different kinds of people is an added bonus.
People who work with me are going to find that I’m personable, never pushy, and I can play ball with the best (and toughest) of agents. But the one thing I will never do is intentionally burn any bridge. I believe that while a deal may close, the relationship doesn’t. That means that many of my clients also become long-term friends.
My keys to success? It’s pretty simple: respect the people you work with, focus on keeping clients happy, and be open to learning something new – especially if it can help make this business easier! I’ve always dreamt of building a company that has an open, healthy and positive culture, and is truly focused on the client. I want Abio to be that company and for everyone who works with us to experience that, regardless of who they are or what they need.
But as passionate as I am about this business, you have to have some balance. For me, that comes with spending time with my partner Tammy, daughter Colette and lil’ dog Bogie, and getting outdoors to ski, bike, hike, or even discover the next great restaurant.

Linnette Edwards is the recipient of the 2017 “People Love Us On Yelp” Award.
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Linnette's Q+A
Would someone describe you as an early bird or a night owl?
Let's just say I'm writing this at 11:22 pm.
Favorite restaurant or hang out?
My backyard with friends and tasty wine after cooking up something new, fun and spicy.
Famous person (living or dead) you'd most like to meet?
Mother Teresa.
What's your mantra?
Work Hard. Play Hard.
What's your most treasured possession (besides your phone!)?
My Grandma Penny's handwritten cards and watercolor paintings.
What would you tell your 16-year old self?
Hold on to your friends. It's worth the work.
Funniest/most interesting thing you've ever found in a house you've helped someone buy or sell?
Billy Joe Armstrong's house. Ask me about it! Or do you really want to hear about the 150 tarantulas in a bedroom?