Tim Lund, Broker Manager-Coldwell Banker Western States Associates

Tim Lund, Broker Manager-Coldwell Banker Western States Associates Tim Lund is a Broker Manager at Coldwell Banker Western States Associates, I specialize in Buyers & Sellers for Residential, Land, Multi Family commercial.

Pledge to Clients: To give buyers and seller the professional service they deserve. I feel that integrity, honesty, trust, knowledge and dependability are a must in order to service a client or customer. Professional Experience :
* License #: RRE-BRO-LIC-8896
* Realtor since 1994
* 2001 Montana Broker
* Over 20 years of experience in Residential, land, commercial and multi family.
* 2015 President

of CRS State Chapter of Montana. I have served as Regional Vice President for the National Association of Realtors in 2010; President of the Montana Association of Realtors in 2006; and have served President of the Bitterroot Valley Board of Realtors. I was REALTOR of the YEAR in 2000, 2003, 2006 & 2009 for the Bitterroot Valley Board of Realtors. In 2006 & 2009 was named as REALTOR of the YEAR for the State of Montana. I have been working with Coldwell Banker Western States since 1994.
* Member of the Bitterroot Valley Board of Realtors
* Member of the Bitterroot Valley and Missoula Multiple Listing Service
* Member of the Montana Association of Realtors
* Member of the National Association of Realtors

Education :
* 1989 BS in Business Administration
* 1994 Montana Real Estate Exam
* 1997 Graduate Realtor Institute(GRI)
* 2001 Montana Brokers Real Estate Exam
* 2002 Certified Residential Specialist(CRS)
* 2008 Accredited Buyers Representative(ABR)
* 2009 At Home With Diversity(AHWD)

Outside Interests: I moved back to the Bitterroot Valley to enjoy all outdoor activities. Personal Information: I was raised in Hamilton and graduated from Hamilton High School in 1984. He attended the University of Montana in Missoula, Montana, graduating in 1989 with a B.S. in Business Administration. In 1989 worked as a manager in training for Foot Locker. In 1990 managed stores in Bozeman, MT and Idaho Falls, ID. My family includes my wife, Claudi Jo, and two children, Clark and Mariah. Position: Broker ABR/CRS/GRI
Phone: 406-363-1250
Cell: 406-363-8838.

Your first home does not have to check every box you will ever have. It simply needs to make sense for the chapter you a...
09/08/2026

Your first home does not have to check every box you will ever have. It simply needs to make sense for the chapter you are in now.

First time buyers sometimes put pressure on themselves to find the forever house on the first try. That can make a realistic search feel disappointing before it even begins. A better question is whether the home supports your current priorities while giving you a comfortable path forward.

Maybe that means fewer bedrooms in a stronger location. Maybe it is a townhouse instead of a detached home. Maybe the perfect starter home simply gives you room to build equity and learn what matters most to you as an owner.

You are not choosing your entire future in one purchase. You are choosing your next step.

If buying your first home is on your radar, send me a DM and let’s talk through the process.

Labor Day is a reminder that every home carries the work of many hands. From the people who build and maintain our neigh...
09/07/2026

Labor Day is a reminder that every home carries the work of many hands. From the people who build and maintain our neighborhoods to the homeowners who care for their properties year after year, a strong community is shaped by everyday effort.

For many people, the long weekend also marks the unofficial transition from summer into fall. It is a chance to slow down, enjoy home, and think about the season ahead.

Whether your plans include a backyard gathering, a quiet weekend at home, or getting organized for a future move, I hope the day gives you time to enjoy the place you call home.

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Labor Day.

A seller refresh does not need to become a renovation project. Sometimes one focused weekend is enough to make a home fe...
09/06/2026

A seller refresh does not need to become a renovation project. Sometimes one focused weekend is enough to make a home feel noticeably more polished.

Start where buyers start: the front entrance. Clean the walkway, trim anything overgrown, wash the door, replace a tired doormat, and make sure the exterior lighting works. Then move inside and look for the small things you have stopped noticing because you see them every day.

Loose handles, scuffed walls, crowded counters, and burned out bulbs may seem minor, but together they influence how cared for a home feels.

The goal is not to make the property look brand new. It is to remove distractions so buyers can focus on the home itself.

Planning to list this fall? Save this as your weekend prep list.

New construction deserves more than a quick scroll past the listing. In many markets, completed homes can give buyers a ...
09/05/2026

New construction deserves more than a quick scroll past the listing. In many markets, completed homes can give buyers a different type of opportunity, especially when builders are motivated to move existing inventory.

The real comparison is not simply new versus resale. Look at the full picture.

• Included upgrades, warranties, and energy features
• Financing or closing incentives that may be available

Then compare those benefits with location, monthly costs, lot size, and the character of an established neighborhood.

A brand new home can be a great fit, but every builder and community is different. I recommend having your own representation and asking questions before visiting a sales center.

Would new construction make your home search list?

Buyers are doing their homework before they ever walk through the front door. They have already seen the photos, compare...
09/04/2026

Buyers are doing their homework before they ever walk through the front door. They have already seen the photos, compared nearby listings, studied the condition, and formed an opinion about whether the home feels worth seeing.

That makes the first days on the market especially important for sellers. A home that is positioned well from the beginning can create confidence. One that feels disconnected from the competition may leave buyers wondering what they are missing.

Presentation and pricing should tell the same story: this home is prepared, cared for, and ready to be considered seriously.

I always encourage sellers to look at their home through a buyer’s eyes before listing. The smallest disconnect can become the reason someone keeps scrolling.

Thinking about selling this fall? Send me a message and let’s talk preparation.

More choices can make a home search exciting, but they can also make it surprisingly easy to lose focus. After touring s...
09/03/2026

More choices can make a home search exciting, but they can also make it surprisingly easy to lose focus. After touring several homes, every kitchen starts blending together and the comparison game takes over.

Instead of asking whether one home is better than the last, bring the decision back to your own priorities.

Does the location support your routine? Does the layout work for the way you live? Are the compromises things you can comfortably accept?

The goal is not to find the house with the longest list of features. It is to recognize the home that fits your life best.

I tell buyers to create a simple top three before touring. When a home checks those boxes, it deserves a closer look.

Save this for your next showing day.

09/02/2026

Some of the best features in a home aren't the ones you notice first they're the ones that make everyday life easier.

While kitchens and living rooms often steal the spotlight, it's the thoughtful details that can completely change how a home functions. Whether it's enjoying your morning coffee at a built-in coffee bar, having a quiet pocket office for work, or keeping everyday clutter tucked away in a hidden pantry, these practical spaces add comfort and convenience to daily living.

Today's homes are being designed with lifestyle in mind. Buyers are looking for flexible spaces that support the way they actually live, work, relax, and entertain. Even small design features can make a home feel more organized, functional, and enjoyable for years to come.

If you could add just one feature to your dream home, what would it be? I'd love to hear your answer in the comments.

September has a way of putting routines back into focus, and real estate goals deserve the same reset. If buying or sell...
09/01/2026

September has a way of putting routines back into focus, and real estate goals deserve the same reset. If buying or selling has been sitting in the “later” category, this is a good time to turn that idea into an actual plan.

Start with the questions that create clarity. Is your timeline flexible? Has your wish list changed? Are you preparing for a move this fall, or simply getting ready for next year?

The market does not have to feel perfectly predictable before you make progress. Preparation gives you something headlines cannot: confidence in your own next step.

I always recommend learning your options before you need to make a decision. A little planning now can make the entire process feel more manageable later.

Is real estate part of your fall goals? Send me a message and let’s start with the first question.

As August comes to an end, it's the perfect time to reflect on your real estate goals and think about what's next.Whethe...
08/31/2026

As August comes to an end, it's the perfect time to reflect on your real estate goals and think about what's next.

Whether you're planning to buy, sell, invest, or simply learn more about the market, every successful move starts with a conversation and a clear plan.

You don't have to have all the answers today.

You simply have to know where you want to go.

Real estate isn't about predicting the future.

It's about making informed decisions that help you build the future you want.

If a move is on your horizon, I'd be happy to help you create a strategy that fits your goals.

Here's to new opportunities in the months ahead.

Every buyer's wish list is different, but several priorities continue to stand out this year.Many buyers are looking for...
08/30/2026

Every buyer's wish list is different, but several priorities continue to stand out this year.

Many buyers are looking for homes that offer:

• Flexible spaces for working from home.

• Functional kitchens with plenty of storage.

• Outdoor living areas for relaxing and entertaining.

• Energy-efficient features.

• Neighborhoods that support their lifestyle.

The biggest trend isn't a specific style or design.

It's choosing a home that makes everyday life easier.

The best home isn't necessarily the biggest.

It's the one that fits your life today while giving you room to grow tomorrow.

Which feature is at the top of your wish list?

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