Commercial

Steve specializes in solving real estate related challenges by providing sound, practical solutions that help clients make the best decisions for themselves and their organizations. With over 20 years of experience as a real estate investor, including the role of Vice President of Corporate Real Estate for a $500M construction company, Steve brings a comprehensive perspective to the evaluation and negotiating process. Throughout his career, Steve has demonstrated a passion for helping others achieve success. His extensive sales and leadership experience, coupled with his knowledge of the real estate industry, has equipped him to be a great partner and resource for the commercial real estate investor.

Steve and his wife, Kirsten, have made the Roanoke Valley their home and have three adult children, Chase, Hudson, and Emma. In addition to spending time with his family, Steve enjoys reading and playing golf.

Jason is a 12-year veteran in real estate sales, and since 2005, has been with Waldvogel Commercial Properties. In 2007, he earned the Certified Commercial Investment Member designation, recognizing him as an expert in the commercial and investment real estate industry.

Upon graduating from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, Jason became the area Director for Salem/North Roanoke Young Life, an outreach organization supporting area youth. During that time he also served as a volunteer with Answering the Call, traveling to Africa in 2002, Ukraine in 2005, and Costa Rica in 2009. Jason continued his service outreach as a member of the Missions Committee at Church of the Holy Spirit and is currently a founding member of Restoration Church – an Acts Ministries International (AMI) church plant in Salem, VA.

Jason is also an active member of The Salem Rotary Club and serves on the Roanoke Rescue Mission Foundation Board. Jason is a native of Charlottesville, VA and now lives in Salem with his wife and three children. Other interests include pick-up basketball, gardening, and fly fishing.