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Born to missionary parents, Mr. Triebernig spent much of his early life in Tucson, Arizona where his parents started a church on the Pascua Yaqui Indian Reservation. For seven years, he grew up on the reservation and traveled to other reservations and churches all over the US. Before working as missionaries, Mr. Triebernig's parents also started a bakery in Detroit, so Mr. Triebernig was able to see the value of hard work at an early age.

Mr. Triebernig's first job was to help his parents in their bakery. He also worked in a Jewish bakery called Grossman's Bakery when he was 18. This taught him the importance work ethic and dedication.

While studying in college, Mr. Triebernig met his wife and relocated to Princeton, Minnesota where they currently live with their four children.

A born entrepreneur, Mr. Triebernig got involved in the real estate and finance business in 2003. He owned a finance company and his wife ran a successful real estate business. After his wife went back to school, she closed her real estate company, but they later reopened a new company called All Things Real Estate which has helped over 1100 homeowners to date.

Through his business, Mr. Triebernig has developed relationships with over 150 national lenders. He's also gained valuable knowledge about various programs that buyers can utilize to become homeowners. Additionally, he is available to order appraisals and title work, set up property inspections, check county records, and review plat drawings. He can also verify income, negotiate short sales, and managing rental properties.

Some of his other skills include setting up and networking computers for offices, managing websites, advertising, and ensuring that security systems and theft control processes are in place so that his clients' information is always protected.

Mr. Triebernig also makes it a point to stay abreast of current laws such as the FACT act and the ECOA act as well as methods to help clients repair their credit.

Recently, Mr. Triebernig started a new company called Hope for America Inc., a non profit that reaches out to people in need to connect them with resources to get through difficult times. He is looking forward to helping others through this new business in addition to completing his continuing education/

Ultimately, Mr. Triebernig enjoys helping others to find the homes of their dreams and hopes that above all, he can leave the world a little better than he found it.

In his spare time, Mr. Triebernig enjoys spending time with his family, raising his four children and caring for his father.