Jeremy Qualley - REALTOR® | Team Leader | Listing Specialist
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- NameJeremy Qualley
- Cell701-306-1823
- Work Phone701-540-5000
- Direct Line701-306-1823
- Office701-306-1823
- LanguagesEnglish
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About Jeremy
Jeremy is a North Dakota native who has proudly called the Fargo-Moorhead area home for most of his life. With deep local knowledge and a strong commitment to serving others, Jeremy brings a grounded, trustworthy approach to real estate—one built on integrity, hard work, and genuine care for the people he serves.
Coming from a real estate background, Jeremy understands that buying or selling a home is more than a transaction—it’s a major life moment. He brings proven, effective marketing strategies to help sellers move confidently into their next chapter, while his modern, data-driven buying approach supports first-time buyers, growing families, and those looking to simplify or downsize in today’s fast-moving market.
Outside of real estate, Jeremy is a devoted Christian, husband, and father who values time with his wife, their three energetic boys, extended family, friends, and their fun-loving dogs. That family-first mindset shapes how he serves his clients—treating each relationship with care, respect, and long-term perspective.
Jeremy’s ultimate goal is to serve his clients with excellence while honoring God through his work. He understands that buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial and emotional decisions a person can make, and he takes that responsibility seriously. With Jeremy and his team by your side, you can expect trusted guidance, clear communication, and a smooth, successful experience from start to finish. If you’re ready to take the next step, Jeremy is ready to help you get there—with confidence and peace of mind.
Tax and special assessment figures are provided by the listing companies and are usually from the most recent tax bill, but buyer should verify amounts with appropriate governmental departments for accuracy and future estimates. New construction listings often have incomplete or no information on tax or special assessment estimates provided by listing companies, so they must be verified. Figures do not reflect any pending, proposed, or future special assessments which may be levied by governmental
