Sara Anne Porter with Realty One Group

Sara Anne Porter with Realty One Group Realtor - Realty One Group Sterling

Licensed Realtor in Iowa & Nebraska This is my promise to you! I believe working hard & being nice really does matter!

Hello Friends,

My name is Sara Porter and I am an accomplished Real Estate Agent and Business Professional Licensed in Iowa and Nebraska since 2010. I pride myself in following my own personalize set of values: I am Energetic, Enthusiastic, Extraordinarily motivated with Exceptional Ethic. My clients range from first time homebuyers to property flippers, to military and executive relocations, and

everything in between. I am committed to achieving timely results for my clients with a high standard of professionalism and integrity. My communication skills coupled with extensive real estate knowledge ensures your needs will be carried out professionally, efficiently and personally. With every transaction I ensure frequent communication and a personalized process that meets YOUR needs. I work to educate my sellers and buyers to make the most informed decision based on my experience at Heartland Properties, my knowledge of the industry, and the latest economic and market analysis. I will personally walk you through every step of your home buying or home selling process. To my sellers, I will work tirelessly to get your house sold quickly, and for top dollar. To my buyers, I will work tirelessly to find the perfect home to fit your specific criteria and needs. My Family and Me:

I have 3 children, Gable, Lilly & Weston that keep me busy. I was born and raised in Council Bluffs and attended University of Iowa & Creighton, studying Organizational Communication. I am a previous member of Downtown Neighborhood Association & Jaycees, a Board Member of Lincoln Fairview Neighborhood Association, Teammates Mentor Programs, a Board Member of Powerhouse Wrestling Club & heavily involved with my children’s schools, activities and various other community events. Below are a couple of my more recent testimonials to confirm that I will go above and beyond for YOU!





“Working with you through this process was such a great experience. We look forward to working with you in the future.”

-Sal, Shantal, Jay, Sean, Elijah & Ava



“Wooohoooo! Thank you and congrats to you my favorite Realtor (other than my grandpa of course)”

-Heidi Franks Mohatt



“First time home owners!!! Lots of thanks goes out to Sara Porter, best Realtor in town!”

-Chris and Angie Schoening

This cutie is patiently waiting for her new owners to sn**ch her up...REDUCED to $209,000.
06/13/2026

This cutie is patiently waiting for her new owners to sn**ch her up...REDUCED to $209,000.

06/09/2026

When showing this home I wasn’t prepared to find a secret room 😳

05/14/2026

Did you know that indoor charcoal grill/fireplace combos were a popular feature in mid-century homes built in the 1950s–70s — and this 1962 ranch in Bennington, Nebraska fits that era perfectly.

Back then, basements were designed for entertaining with rec rooms, bars, and year-round indoor BBQs before outdoor kitchens became common.

Honestly such a cool piece of home history.

Would you keep it? 👀



Sara Anne Porter
Realty One Group Sterling
Licensed Realtor in IA & NE

Wishing every mom a beautiful Mother’s Day! 🌸To all moms - your love fills every room. 🩷🏠Today we celebrate the comfort,...
05/10/2026

Wishing every mom a beautiful Mother’s Day! 🌸
To all moms - your love fills every room. 🩷🏠Today we celebrate the comfort, laughter and memories you create within your home. If you could add one thing to your home, what would it be: a cozy reading nook, chef’s kitchen or something else? Comment below! 👇

I have always admired historic homes— lived in a few, renovated one and sold several to buyers. Historic homes are beau...
04/27/2026

I have always admired historic homes— lived in a few, renovated one and sold several to buyers. Historic homes are beautiful, but you need to look beyond the charm and understand what’s behind the walls.

If you’re considering an older home, here are key things I always educate my clients on:

• Electrical – knob-and-tube, aluminum wiring, panel capacity
• Plumbing – galvanized vs. copper vs. PEX, sewer line condition
• Foundation – stone vs. block, settling, moisture intrusion
• Roof & windows – age, efficiency, and preservation requirements
• HVAC & insulation – how the home actually performs day-to-day
• Hazards – lead paint, asbestos, and proper remediation
• Historic restrictions – what you can (and can’t) change

The character is unmatched—but so is the importance of doing your homework.

If you’ve owned or renovated a historic home, what would you add? 🏡


04/13/2026

Another successful morning of showings! ✨

Got this beautiful townhome under contract for my buyer relocating from Arizona. The automatic screen on the patio is truly a game changer—perfect for enjoying outdoor living without the bugs!

I’m so excited for her to start this next chapter here in Council Bluffs, close to family and make this house a home! 🏡🩷

04/11/2026

I know this isn’t real estate related—but as someone who loves connecting people to great local resources, this was too good not to share 👇

A local high school (my alma mater) now has a hands-on automotive program where students are servicing vehicles—and it’s open to the public.

It’s an awesome way to support students while also getting quality, affordable car care. Win-win for our community 🙌

Definitely worth checking out if you’re due for an oil change or service!lh

I’ll sit with you, learn your vision and walk every house with you until you find the one that feels like home. It reall...
04/10/2026

I’ll sit with you, learn your vision and walk every house with you until you find the one that feels like home. It really is that 𝒔𝒊𝒎𝒑𝒍𝒆. And honestly? We’ll probably end up friends by the end of it.

Simply Sold by 𝑺𝒂𝒓𝒂

04/03/2026

Honey Oak - always a topic of conversation during showings.

Keep, paint or replace?

I, myself, would keep (if in good condition) and do exactly what this designer recommends.

Chime in - I’d love to hear your thoughts.

🍯🪵🚪

02/10/2026

POV: A home inspector finds noticeable dry rot.
✔️What should happen: document, photograph, recommend repair.
❌What should NOT happen: causing additional damage.
Inspections are about identifying issues — not creating new ones.

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A home inspection isn’t about “passing” or “failing” a house.
It’s about understanding it.

For buyers, an inspector is your second set of eyes. They’re there to:
• Help you see what you might miss
• Explain how systems function (roof, foundation, HVAC, electrical, etc.)
• Identify safety concerns or maintenance items
• Give you clarity and confidence before making a huge investment

A good inspection doesn’t mean a home is bad — it means the home is being understood.

For sellers, an inspector isn’t the enemy.
They’re not there to kill a deal.
They’re there to create transparency.

A thorough inspection:
• Builds buyer confidence
• Reduces surprise negotiations later
• Helps keep deals from falling apart due to unknowns
• Creates a fair path forward for repairs, credits, or expectations

When inspections are done professionally, they protect everyone involved.
Buyers make informed decisions.
Sellers avoid last-minute chaos.
And transactions move forward with clarity instead of fear.

The goal isn’t perfection —
it’s honesty, education, and safety.

A good inspector doesn’t dramatize a home’s flaws…
they document them, explain them, and recommend next steps.
That’s how trust is built in real estate.

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510 Walker Street
Woodbine, IA
51579

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+14022123927

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