About Aaron Jones
Aaron Jones
RE/MAX Hall of Fame & Lifetime Achievement
RE/MAX Lakes Realty
Arnolds Park, IA 51331
- Cell: 712.320.9442
- Email: aaron@bojihomes.com
- License Number: B61252000, 40412110, 20220571
- Licensed in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska. Each Office Independently Owned and Operated.
One of the most important decisions you will make while buying, selling, or investing in real estate, is deciding on who you will entrust to be your agent.
For many years of my life, I managed a variety of different businesses. During this time, I've learned just how important service, aggressiveness, and new marketing methods are for any business, especially the real estate industry. In fact, I co-founded a software development company in 2011 (leadcity.com & signfast.com), and we are finally launching our real estate management software and electronic and digital signature solutions in the 2nd quarter of 2023.
One thing I've learned is that it's key to surround yourself with a great team and exceptional talent, which is why I'm with RE/MAX Lakes Realty. We have the best real estate brand in the world and the finest team of real estate professionals in the Iowa Great Lakes. Also, I've lived around Lake Okoboji my entire life, and understand the local markets thoroughly.
In 2014, I purchased the local RE/MAX Office and REMAX Lakes Realty has been #1 in sales in Dickinson County ever since; in fact I was also the #1 agent in sales in 2020 and 2021, and very close in 2022. In the fall of 2022, my wife and I had our first child together and I decided to take a step back and sold our office to RE/MAX Concepts out of Des Moines, IA. They are a fantastic company that can offer our agents so much more than I ever could.
But that doesn't mean I'm going anywhere. In the Spring of 2023, I decided to form a team, which we have named the BojiHomes.com Team @ RE/MAX Lakes Realty | Aaron Jones & Associates. Being with RE/MAX has been the best decision I ever made starting from day 1 as an agent.
My wife Brooke has her own team here at RE/MAX Lakes Realty, and our new addition to the family, Emersyn Sophia Jones will be an Okoboji Lake girl. Okoboji is quite simply a great place to raise a family. I have an older daughter Alexis that is in the nursing profession in Des Moines.
Working with buyers and sellers to list and sell homes in Okoboji and the surrounding area is just an incredible passion of mine. We only recruit team members to the BojiHomes.com Team that share that same passion. I am confident that you will find working with me and our BojiHomes.com team a refreshing change. We truly understand the challenges our clients face buying and selling homes in the Okoboji market, and we will be your experts to guide the way. Rest assured that you will always come first and that you will receive Exceptional Service and Peace of Mind.
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Haywards Bay
Haywards Bay on West Lake Okoboji boasts low approaches and one of the few areas on West Lake to offer sand beaches. Renowned for the "bay of the flags", you will know you are in Haywards bay because of the all the American flags on the end of the docks. Fishing is great in Haywards Bay and the sunsets are one in a million. To get to Haywards Bay by car, one would drive the east side of the lake on Lakeshore Dr.
Nashlo Captains Getaway
Captains Getaway in Arnolds Park is the spot for the best live music entertainment in Okoboji. Highlighting the talent rolling through the lakes is the Nashlo Series of talented up and coming performers along with artists we have all heard of. Captains Getaway in Arnolds Park is the spot to be in Okoboji for the best live music!
"Turn-Over" Thermocline
Referred to locally as the lake turning over the thermocline is a feature of lakes with deep water. The water on the top of the lake changes temperature much more variably during the year. On West Lake, it can reach as much as 75 degrees in July while the water below, greater than 35 or 40 feet deep is relatively stable around 45 degrees. In the fall and early winter, the top strata of the lake will cool to below 45 degrees, and then because it becomes denser, it will "sink" below the lower strata, thus, displacing it and making the lake "turn-over". In the deepest part of West Lake (near the 136ft mark), no light is availble, and hence little life is known whether fish or plant. Typically questions are raised as to why the surface water gets dirty for a short period of time in the fall, this this is the standard answer.
