Lori-Dawn Stevenson - Sales Representative

About Lori-Dawn

With over 14 years of experience and 250+ homes sold, I’ve seen just about everything that can go sideways in a deal. My job isn't to push you into a house; it’s to be your guide and a steady support. I use that decade-plus of foresight to clear the path and spot pitfalls before they happen, so you can focus on the excitement of your next chapter.

I have a big soft spot for first-time buyers. I know that stepping into the market for the first time can feel like overwhelming. That’s why I specialize in being your First-Time Buyer Bestie—who takes a process that feels overwhelming and turns it into something simple, empowering, and—dare I say—fun.

I’m also a bit of a "nerd" when it comes to the details because I want my clients to have every advantage. That’s why I’ve earned my Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®), Sellers Representative Specialist (SRS®), and e-PRO® designations.

With a degree in Crop Science, My background gives me a scientific understanding of the land. When we’re looking at acreages or farm properties across Southwest Saskatchewan, I’m not just looking at the view—I actually understand the ground we’re standing on.

I was born and raised right here in Swift Current, and I’m raising my own 3 children in the same community I love. When I’m not keeping up with my kids, you’ll find me showing the latest listings in every corner of the city. I specialize in all of our unique neighborhoods—from Sask Valley and North Hill to the South Side, North East, North West, Trail, and Highland.

While the city is my home base, I’m equally at home on rural routes. From Herbert and Waldeck to Wymark, Gull Lake, + Stewart Valley.

I’m proud to be part of the award-winning team at RE/MAX of Swift Current. And while I’ve earned my fair share of awards over the years (including Pacesetter Gold 7 years in a row and Master Silver twice and Master Ruby awards), the only "win" that really matters to me is handing you the keys to a dream you didn’t think was possible.