Resume Rewrite/Update/Redesign

Looking for someone with excellent resume writing skills to update my existing resume to current resume standards, with an emphasis on real estate. I am seeking a salaried real estate related role within the industry or independent company with a real estate division. Need to make my resume POP! My background is residential but I am interested in Commercial Property Management among other positions. NEED SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THIS INDUSTRY AS A WHOLE. Someone w/a REAL ESTATE BACKGROUND would help. I can describe my experience for each job in a separate email to help you gather more information, probably necessary for a proper description. To provide some background on who I am, here are some personality traits: -Motivated -Spontaneous -Very Entrepreneurial Spirit (EMPHASIZE THIS IN HEADER?) -Fair/Diplomatic but not afraid to speak my mind -Great at working w/people & building relationships (sounds generic but true) -Like to research things before I move forward -Good talker, have been told a good writer as well. I don't see that. I think I'm average. -Strong-minded, but always open to listening to others viewpoint. Open-minded. -I get things done on time. -Conflict resolver **These are only a few examples of "ME", so you have an idea. I've pulled some info from the web about resume writing and how it's done in today's world. Feel free to read: Typically, a hiring person will spend about 10 seconds to see what jumps out at them – specifically: who you are, what you do, where your expertise lies and what you can do for them. What solution do you bring to their problem? 1. DEVELOP A PERSONAL BRAND: Help me to incorporate a personal brand, which is a differentiated promise of value. It’s about what’s unique about you which has a bottom-line impact for an organization. When your resume is branded, it clarifies why YOU should be hired over anyone else with the same background, with the same type of responsibilities, and even similar achievements. A personal brand is organic and authentic. It’s really about who you are and your core skill set. 2. RESUME NEEDS TO BE FOCUSED: Objectives typically read something like this: “Challenging position where I can use my skills and experience and have room for growth.” **These are meaningless statements.** Need to create a clear focus to make it instantly clear who you are and what you do. How you can do this: If you’re staying in the same field, simply bold your title (or variation thereof) at the top of your resume. “Global Marketing Specialist,” “Senior Finance Director,” “Executive Assistant,” “Health Care Administrator.” Or: Global Marketing Specialist with 15 years’ experience in consumer industries. An unfocused resume is an ineffective resume. 3. BACK UP MY PERSONAL BRAND: This part is often called the summary, or profile. It doesn’t matter what you call it, and you certainly don’t need to label it on your resume. People will get what it’s about. Stay away from flowery fluff such as, “goal-oriented people person with track record of building relationships…” This is too vague and makes it look like everyone elses resume. These statements used to work, but they don’t anymore. Make sure to quantify your achievements throughout your resume when describing your achievements. Provide some context for them by comparing your accomplishments to industry or company averages, or to those of your peers or your predecessor. This way, your resume does not read like a job description. Instead, it will give readers a very clear picture of what unique things you have done and what sets you apart from John Doe with a similar background. So, there ya have it! Anyone up for this? The positive is, you have something already to work with. You're not building it from scratch. Your help with this is genuinely appreciated. My budget is limited to $50 or less. Wish I could pay more. FILE /RESUME TO BE SUBMITTED LATER. CURRENT RESUME READS AT 1-1 1/2 PAGES (5-6 jobs) Kind Regards, CS