Nov 15, 2023

Whether delivering representation or consulting services, Keith ensures clients receive the support and guidance they require.
New York City, New York Nov 15, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - An alumnus of Lancaster Bible College, Keith excelled in both basketball and soccer as part of the NCAA Division III program. Following the footsteps of his grandfather and father, he initially pursued a career as a youth pastor, a commitment he continues to honor within his local church,
After serving as the college pastor for Grace Church Bath Campus for seven years, his encounter with Troy Gerspacher in 2019 ignited his passion for commercial real estate. Keith pursued his new career path by obtaining his real estate license through Hondros College and joining the Gerspacher Real Estate Group.
His alignment with Gerspacher was a natural fit, resonating with their mission statement. In particular, their shared values, such as an emphasis on hard work, urgency, follow-up, connections, and dedicated research for clients, have solidified his commitment to the team.
Specializing in commercial real estate in northeastern Ohio, Keith is devoted to aiding business owners in expanding their enterprises through ownership, leasing, and investment opportunities. Equipped with extensive experience in market dynamics, finance, negotiations, and investment analysis, he effectively assists his commercial real estate clients. His advanced problem-solving skills empower him to navigate the intricacies and challenges of the field with ease.
Since 2020, Keith has achieved remarkable success, completing over 100 transactions with a total value exceeding $34,000,000. These transactions encompassed over 660,000 square feet of space and more than 109 acres of land. Notable clients he has assisted include Sgt. Clean Car Wash, an Inc 5000 company, Teriyaki Madness, Smith Brothers, and Kamin Realty, among many others.
Keith's profound passion for commercial real estate drives him to provide valuable guidance to clients facing pivotal business decisions. His remarkable achievements have been acknowledged with the Gerspacher Way Award in 2021, the Gerspacher Grind Award in 2022, and certification as a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM).
Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Keith now calls Wadsworth, Ohio, his home. He enjoys a blissful marriage and is the proud father of an amazing daughter, with another child on the way. His successful journey is attributed to a strong work ethic and the unwavering support of his family.
Learn More about Keith Keltner:
Through his Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120369 or through the Gerspacher Real Estate Group, https://gerspachergroup.com/agents/keith-keltner/
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