Greentown broker Andrea Kaiser leads Kaiser’s Sweet Home Realty from 203 E. Main St., offering full-service local real estate
A Towne Post profile published Oct. 12, 2026 highlights Andrea Kaiser as the owner and managing broker of Kaiser’s Sweet Home Realty, based at 203 E. Main St. in Greentown. The firm’s website lists homes and land and describes full-service offerings for buyers, sellers, investors and commercial-property seekers.

A Towne Post profile published Oct. 12, 2026 profiles Andrea Kaiser as owner and managing broker of Kaiser’s Sweet Home Realty in Greentown (Towne Post). The brokerage’s office is listed at 203 E. Main St.; the firm’s website provides a contact email ([email protected]), mobile number ((765) 860-7934) and broker license RB16001869 (Kaiser’s Sweet Home Realty site).
Kaiser’s profile says she built a business around helping clients feel informed and comfortable and cites local ties: an Eastern High School graduate who has lived and worked in the Howard and Miami County area and is active in schools, church and community (Towne Post). The firm’s agent page also lists specific property entries, for example homes on 129 E Grant St., Greentown, and 2324 E 250 S Road, Peru (Kaiser’s Sweet Home Realty site).
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