Erin Olivier

My real estate career began in 2014 after serving as a project director and lead sales associate for a national food broker that brought brands to market in the candy and snack world. Once I discovered selling real estate, I never looked back! What I love most about real estate is the opportunity to meet new people every day, and I am honored to help guide them along their path to homeownership. From negotiating the best deal, winning a multiple-offer situation or guiding a seller through the listing process, I take pride in providing my clients the BEST possible service during their home buying/selling experience. Relationships are everything to me, so it means the world when I get a text or email from one of my clients, friends or family introducing me to someone they know who might need my help; it makes my day every time!!!

When I am not assisting clients, you might just find me somewhere on the other side of the world or at a live music show. My husband, Jim, and our son, Nate (who just started college), share our Sandy Springs home with two goofy dogs and six cats - no, that is not a typo.

Volunteering is another venture that occupies my free time. When the pandemic struck in March of 2020, I helped start the Solidarity Sandy Springs Food Pantry and have been volunteering there ever since. I also have the honor of serving as PTO President for North Springs High School (this will be my last year though, so I will have to find something else to fill that gap), and, last but not least, I am an active organizer for The Walk for PNH, which is a little project I started in 2004 in Tampa, Florida. The goal was simple: to raise awareness for a rare blood disorder that my father had. Today, The Walk for PNH takes place in NYC every September and has become the largest fundraiser in the United States for PNH research and patient support!