Semaj Bishop has the gravitas, the common-sense and the love of order to be a solid real estate agent. Buying, selling, and renting real estate in New York is a complex business. He was a serious student in high school in Brooklyn and continues today as a student at Manhattanville College majoring in studio art going into his senior year. He is an artist at heart who can see shapes and forms and how they relate to the world. He understands the style that is present in buildings. Semaj got into real estate through pure interest. He loved watching HGTV and seeing houses being built, restored and renovated. He also found that it would be a good way to achieve some financial success.
His direct customer service experience developed as a cashier working in retail, where Semaj interacted with many people, got to know them, and helped them with their shopping. He had to be observant, accommodating, knowledgeable of the store and the products to serve the customer. That combination of being serious, sociable, and friendly became the cornerstone for his ability to give his customer a great experience. The customer returns to shop again because of that amazing service experience. Customers have always complimented Semaj on his friendliness and hospitality.
He uses that same skill to guide him as an agent when he collaborates with his clients. When Semaj was looking for an apartment, he remembers collaborating with another agent that took him very seriously even though he was only eighteen at the time. This experience revealed to him the importance of treating all equally with respect and genuineness.
No matter whether you are renting, buying, or selling you can expect Semaj to advocate on your behalf to make sure that you achieve your goal of finding or selling your home. The cornerstone of Semaj's skill is traditional and orderly. He has a plan. Schedules and checklists are his friends. He collaborates with his clients by educating them, plans things out and executes until success has been achieved.
Languages Spoken: English
