Travis Adams

About Us:

I have been in the Real Estate industry as a Realtor with Sotheby's . In the beginning I learned the business by working with many first-time buyers and working on challenging new construction homes. I have helped countless buyers achieve the dream of home ownership. At MLC Sotheby's, I have and will continue to grow my knowledge of the business. As a result I have gone on to receive yearly "Top Producer" awards as well as "Presidents Club" and "100% Club" awards.

In every deal I will work with all the partners during the transaction to ensure my customers a smooth process from showings to closing. I will create a positive experience for the buyers or sellers through proper education and communication during their home purchase or sale. Through this approach, I have built a loyal following of happy, satisfied customers.

My Client-First Philosophy
There are many qualities and skills that go into being an excellent real estate professional - integrity, in-depth community and market knowledge, marketing savvy, effective negotiation skills and a high-quality professional network, all of which are hallmarks of how I work.

That said, in my experience as a Idaho real estate professional, I've also found that providing the very best service is essentially about putting my clients first. This means keeping myself accessible, being a good listener as well as a good communicator, and responding quickly to your needs.

This "client first" philosophy has always been my approach and it requires me to continually improve my skills and ways of doing business. In addition, I've found that the latest technologies are enabling me to do everything I've always done, only much more quickly and efficiently. They've also helped me to extend the range of services I provide to my clients.

So when you decide that you'd like to buy or sell a home in the Boise - Nampa areas, please contact me.

Areas of Expertise

As a Multi-Million Dollar Producer I have dealt with almost all aspects of real estate. Foreclosures to first time homebuyers, new construction to turn of the century estates, and of course farms to development. I do however really enjoy and focus a majority of my time on land development and new construction.

About Travis Adams
If you were to ask Travis Adams what makes Boise - Nampa so special, his response would likely be:

Whether he is playing a challenging round of golf on one of the local courses, dining at one of the unique downtown restaurants or lending a helping hand to other residents here through their careers, Travis can stand back and look at the big picture and see his community for what it truly is - a great place that's full of good people. "You can see the old-fashioned values here that go back to the days when ranches and potato farms dominated the landscape," Travis thinks residents here appreciate the small-town feel and slower pace. It's a place where community and family take priority. A place that truly feels like home.

As one of the leading real estate professionals in the area, Travis Adams has certainly found a sweet spot in Idaho. Whether they're helping a buyer or seller accomplish their goals, they know that to generate positive results you have to look at the big picture. Drawing from Travis' vast experience technical savvy, he comes prepared to offer clients the service they expect from a highly experienced Realtor. For your next move, call the Pro that is Focused on the Big Picture. Call Travis Adams

In This Special Place, One Dynamic Realtor is Devoted to Helping You Achieve Your Dreams.
When he's not working with clients, Travis enjoys tackling home-improvement projects with his wife, Jenifer. Travis also enjoys fishing and camping in Idahos vast choices of lakes, rivers, or mountains, but he is really in his realm around the barbecue.

Tradition
Born in Illinois and raised in a rural area in Idaho state, Travis developed a traditional work philosophy early on when he found he had a natural talent for dealing with people. He developed this strong work ethic while working at his Dads business and shop. He later applied his drive and dedication as a student at Boise State University, eventually pursuing a career in the medical profession when his focus turned to business, helping people buy and sell homes and secure financing, he built a reputation for his follow-through and commitment to developing lasting relationships with clients.

Good Old-Fashioned Service
Travis agrees that living and working in an area with traditional values and family focus is definitely sweet. Whether they're helping a family purchase their first home or assisting a seller in getting their home sold fast and for top dollar, he simply loves helping people reach their goals.


The Big Picture
Buying or selling a home is a big event. Travis understands. That's why he invests the time and energy into getting to know his clients on a personal level. He realizes how important it is to have an organized and experienced Pro on your side. Travis combines his unique business experiences to help clients see the big picture on their investment. Drawing from his years of experience, Travis carefully explains the process in simple terms that clients can easily grasp. Travis' technological expertise comes into play when setting up systems to streamline the process as well as utilizing technology to run creative and effective marketing plans that get homes maximum exposure. When it comes to your home sale or purchase, you can sit back and rest easy knowing that Travis is taking care of all the details.

The Sweet Sound of Success
When it comes to your important real estate investment, you deserve to work with a Realtor that takes care of all the details, but is always Focused on the Big Picture. For your next move, Call Travis Adams.

Inspiration!!!

"Your work needs to be independent of others' work.
You must not compare yourself to others.
No one can help you. You have to help yourself.
Criticism leads to misunderstandings and defeatism.
Work from necessity and your compulsion to do it.
Work on what you know and what you are sure you love.
Don't observe yourself too closely, just let it happen.
Don't let yourself be controlled by too much irony.
Live in and love the activity of your work.
Be free of thoughts of sin, guilt and misgiving.
Be touched by the beautiful anxiety of life.
Be patient with the unresolved in your heart.
Try to be in love with the questions themselves.
Love your solitude and try to sing with its pain.
Be gentle to all of those who stay behind.
Your inner self is worth your entire concentration.
Allow your art to make extraordinary demands on you.
Bear your sadness with greater trust than your joy.
Do not persecute yourself with how things are going.
It's good to be solitary, because solitude is difficult.
It's good to love, because love is difficult.
You are not a prisoner of anything or anyone."

"Letters to a Young Poet", Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926)

A little bit about Idaho...

Motto: Esto perpetua (It is forever)

State symbols:

Flower~ syringa (1931)
Tree~ white pine (1935)
Bird~ mountain bluebird (1931)
Horse~ Appaloosa (1975)
Gem~ star garnet (1967)
Song~ "Here We Have Idaho"
Folk Dance~ square dance
Fish~ cutthroat trout (1990)
Fossil~ Hagerman horse fossil (1988)

Nickname: Gem State

Origin of name: An invented name whose meaning is unknown.

The region was explored by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in 1805-1806. It was then a part of the Oregon country, held jointly by the United States and Great Britain. Boundary disputes with Great Britain were settled by the Oregon Treaty in 1846, and the first permanent U.S. settlement in Idaho was established by the Mormons at Franklin in 1860.

After gold was discovered at Orofino Creek in 1860, prospectors swarmed into the territory, but they left little more than a number of ghost towns.

In the 1870s, growing white occupation of Indian lands led to a series of battles between U.S. forces and the Nez Percé, Bannock, and Sheepeater tribes.

Mining and lumbering have been important for years. Idaho ranks high among the states in silver, antimony, lead, cobalt, garnet, phosphate rock, vanadium, zinc, and mercury.

Agriculture is a major industry: The state produces about one fourth of the nation's potato crop, as well as wheat, apples, corn, barley, sugar beets, and hops.

The 1990s saw a remarkable growth in the high technology industries, concentrated in the metropolitan Boise area.

With the growth of winter sports, tourism now outranks other industries in revenue. Idaho's many streams and lakes provide fishing, camping, and boating sites. The nation's largest elk herds draw hunters from all over the world, and the famed Sun Valley resort attracts thousands of visitors to its swimming, golfing, and skiing facilities.

Points of interest are the Craters of the Moon National Monument; Nez Percé National Historic Park, which includes many sites visited by Lewis and Clark; and the State Historical Museum in Boise. Other attractions are the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area south of Boise, Hells Canyon on the Idaho-Oregon border, and the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in south-central Idaho.

10 largest cities (2005 est.):
Boise, 193,161;
Nampa, 71,713;
Pocatello, 53,372;
Idaho Falls, 52,338;
Meridian, 52,240;
Coeur d'Alene, 40,059;
Twin Falls, 38,630;
Caldwell, 34,433;
Lewiston, 31,081;
Rexburg, 26,265

Land area: 82,747 sq mi. (214,315 sq km)

Geographic center: In Custer Co., at Custer, SW of Challis

Number of counties: 44, plus small part of Yellowstone National Park

Largest county by population and area: Ada, 344,727 (2005); Idaho, 8,485 sq mi.

State forests: 881,000 ac.

State parks: 30 (43,000+ ac.)

Residents: Idahoan

2005 resident population est.: 1,429,096

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