Enisa Pajazetovic
Enisa was born in Bosnia during the Civil War. Her family was one of few fortunate enough to be able to come to the United States during that time. Her parents worked very hard to be able to provide a good life for her and her siblings. Her parents’ dream of owning their home here in the states became a reality in 2002 when they bought the family’s first home in Chelsea, MA. Enisa graduated from Chelsea High and went on to Major in Fine Arts at Bunker Hill Community College.
Her favorite part of Boston is the Public Garden in the Winter time. In her opinion, the snow covered trees and bushes are like something out of a painting, especially at night, with the lights illuminating just how big the snowflakes really are!
She is passionate about real estate because she saw the gratitude and feeling of accomplishment that came with buying a home. Enisa wants to be the guidance and knowledge for new sellers and buyers because she sees her parents in them, and seeing people achieve their dreams is the best part of the whole process. Family is the most important thing, and Enisa treats everyone like they are family.
She would additionally love to become an herbalist eventually! Enisa is an advocate for homeopathic remedies and is so fascinated by the power of herbs and what they can do to improve everyday lives. Enisa believes more people would benefit from learning about herbs and their benefits!
She has a cat named Cinnamon, and she is a lovely little lady. Enisa adopted her during the pandemic when everyone had to stay home, so she has become pretty spoiled! Enisa’s hobbies include yoga, reading, painting, going on long walks with her son, and Starbucks runs!
Enisa believes someone should choose her to represent them because she treats everyone like family. Her intentions are what’s best for you. Enisa’s goal is to make you feel comfortable and at ease with the process, knowing that there is someone advocating for you, looking out for you, and working hard to find you your new home.
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