Land Professional
Licensed in: Louisiana, Arkansas, & Mississippi
318.381.2735
ssmith@brownrealtyco.com
Stihl Smith grew up on a farm in Caldwell Parish, where he still resides with his wife, Kennedy. Stihl graduated from the University of Louisiana at Monroe with a bachelor's degree in business administration. Both sides of Stihl's family are in the timber business; therefore, he has grown up learning the skill of buying and selling timberland throughout Louisiana. His knowledge of the worth of timberland has led him to his part-time job in the logging industry. Stihl is a licensed Real Estate Agent in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas, with a vast knowledge of all types of real estate, including but not limited to timberland, farmland, recreational, commercial, and residential. Stihl loves to hunt everything from deer and ducks to squirrels and turkeys. He deeply enjoys managing land for hunting and growing timber. Working daily alongside tracts of timberland and farmland, his love for the outdoors thrives. Contact Stihl for any of your real estate needs.
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