Anna Elder

My journey into real estate wasn’t just about finding homes for families—it was about creating safe, supportive environments for families like mine. As a mom to a wonderful child on the autism spectrum, I’ve experienced firsthand the challenges that come with finding the right home and navigating the stress of moving. I know how isolating and overwhelming it can feel, especially when you’re trying to manage a move while caring for a child with special needs.

That’s why I started my real estate business, with a mission to make the process smoother, more compassionate, and even a little fun for families with children on the autism spectrum. I’m not just here to help you buy or sell a home—I’m here to understand your unique needs, provide the resources and guidance you might not even know you need, and walk with you every step of the way.

In addition to my real estate work, I’m deeply committed to building a community where families like ours can connect and support each other. I run a growing support and play group in the Twin Cities that has become a lifeline for nearly 300 families. This group isn’t just about online connections—it’s about real, in-person relationships where parents can share experiences, advice, and support.

Through my business, I aim to be more than just your Realtor; I want to be a trusted friend and ally in your journey. And with every transaction, I give back to our community, ensuring that the support continues long after the move is over. Because I know that when you have the right support, everything changes for the better.