Sam Dosch's Alumni Story

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As part of HOMI’s Alumni Stories, I got the pleasure of sitting down with Sam Dosch. Sam is a recent alumni of the University of St. Thomas and graduated in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in Real Estate Studies. Although still a young buck in the real estate game, his experience and knowledge of the industy surpases many of the old timers I’ve gotten to know over the years. Sam Dosch is definitely someone I’d recommend you reach out to and connect with. He is humble, motivated and genuinely has the desire to connect with and help you in any way possible.

Here’s Sam Dosch’s Story: Sam grew up in the small town of Osceola, WI and chose to follow in his sister’s footsteps and attend the University of St. Thomas. Sam’s first thought when entering

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