About Bryan Anfinson — Sioux Falls Real Estate Agent

Why I Became a Sioux Falls Real Estate Agent

I became a licensed Sioux Falls real estate agent in 2015 — not because I wanted to “get into real estate” the way some people wander into a career, but because I saw what happened when families did not have someone in their corner. I watched friends and neighbors work with agents who disappeared after the listing went up. I saw first-time buyers make avoidable mistakes because nobody took the time to explain the process. And I saw sellers leave money on the table because their agent was more interested in a quick close than a good outcome.

I wanted to be the Sioux Falls real estate agent I would want to hire — someone who actually knows this market, tells the truth even when it is not what you want to hear, and stays in the deal from the first phone call to the closing table.

Eleven years later, I have closed over 300 transactions representing more than $75 million in sales volume across the Sioux Falls metro. I have sold homes in every major neighborhood: McKennan Park, Harrisburg, Tea, Brandon, southeast Sioux Falls, downtown, Dell Rapids, Canton, Lennox, Crooks, Hartford, and Baltic. I know where the floodplain boundary runs in north Sioux Falls, which Harrisburg cul-de-sacs back up to the trail system, which Tea subdivisions have the best lot sizes, and which McKennan Park blocks get the best trick-or-treating. This is not Google research — it is what you learn by spending 11 years working the same streets as a Sioux Falls real estate agent.

I also work alone by design. I do not run a team. When you hire me, I am the person you work with from the first phone call through closing day. Every showing. Every negotiation. Every question.

Credentials — Bryan Anfinson, Sioux Falls Real Estate Agent

Why I Chose Sioux Falls

I take my kids to Falls Park on Saturday mornings. We walk the trails and usually end up at Bread & Circus for sandwiches afterward. My daughter is in the Harrisburg school district. I hunt pheasants outside Dell Rapids in October. I have eaten at Parker’s Bistro enough times to have a favorite dish. I have skied Great Bear in January and biked the Greenway in July.

That matters because when a family moving from Minneapolis asks me whether McKennan Park or Harrisburg is the right fit, I am not pulling up a comparison chart. I am telling them from personal experience which neighborhood has the walkability they are used to, which school has the programs their kids would thrive in, and which subdivision has the lot sizes that make a real difference when you have a dog and two kids.

I could work as a real estate agent anywhere. I choose to do it in Sioux Falls because this is where my family lives, where my community is, and where I know the market with a depth that only comes from being present — every day, every season, every year.

Community Involvement in Sioux Falls

Founder — 100 Men Who Care Sioux Falls

I founded this organization to make it easy for men in Sioux Falls to give in a meaningful, efficient way. We gather quarterly. Three members pitch a local nonprofit. We vote. Everyone writes a check directly to the winner. No committees. No galas. No overhead. The organization has directed $30,000+ to Sioux Falls nonprofits serving food insecurity, youth development, mental health, veteran support, and community programs.

Additional Service

Director, Realtors For Kids (2022–2024). Board Member, The Furniture Mission (2022–2024). Board Member, Youth Ninja Foundation (2023–2025). Committee Member, Home Builders Association of the Sioux Empire. Long-term supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and National MS Society.

What Clients Say About This Sioux Falls Real Estate Agent

FAQ — Bryan Anfinson, Sioux Falls Real Estate Agent