About Erin Olivier

Erin’s real estate career began in 2014, but it’s a role she’s prepared for her entire life. As a child, Erin’s parents instilled a ‘helper’ mentality and encouraged her to give back to the community. Volunteering with her stepmom at the Red Cross, helping her dad with resident activities in nursing homes and rescuing many, many animals over the years gave Erin a deep sense of fulfillment and love for her fellow man.

 

This mentality has shaped Erin’s life. Relationships are everything to her, which makes Erin a natural in real estate. Getting to meet new people every day and guiding them to home ownership, is an honor that Erin takes seriously. From negotiating the best deal, winning a multiple-offer situation, or guiding a seller through the listing process, Erin takes great pride in providing her clients the best possible service during their home buying/selling experience.

 

When she is not assisting clients, Erin volunteers her time to causes close to her heart. When the pandemic struck in March 2020, she helped start the Solidarity Sandy Springs Food Pantry and now serves on the board of directors. She is the President of the Sandy Springs Woman’s Club and a past President of the North Springs High School PTO. Erin is an active organizer for The Walk for PNH, which she started in 2004 to raise awareness for a rare blood disorder that her father has. 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!

 

When Erin has any free time, you might find her visiting a far corner of the world or in town at a live music show. Erin and her husband, Jim, and their son, Nate, share a Sandy Springs home with two goofy dogs and five cats (no, that is not a typo).