Roger Entz
Roger Entz began his auction career in 1983 after graduating from the Britton Auction Academy in Bryan, Texas. He conducted his first equipment consignment auction in the spring of 1983 and acquired a contract to liquidate assets for the FDIC, RTC and numerous other individuals and financial institutions. Entz Auction continues to conduct quarterly equipment consignment auctions at their auction facility near Hydro, Oklahoma, as well as on-site and online equipment auctions.
Entz Auction added real estate to their services in 1985 when Roger acquired his Oklahoma Real Estate Broker's license and his Texas Auctioneer's license. The following years were spent growing the Entz Auction Company brand and working with other companies as a contract auctioneer. Roger was able to learn from "The Best" while working with many successful auction companies and traveling across the United States and as far as Taiwan to sell real estate. Today Roger is a licensed real estate broker in Oklahoma and Kansas. As time has progressed, marketing farms, ranches and other real estate has become an ever growing portion of the services we offer. Whether marketing by traditional listing or by auction, we can provide the expertise and experience to serve our clients needs.
Roger has always been active in his community by serving as President of the local School Board, Vice President of the Hydro Coop Association and has served on numerous area organizations and church committees. Roger and his wife, Edith, attend the Church of Christ in Colony. Other memberships include, National Auctioneers Association, Oklahoma Auctioneer Association, (Past President) Oklahoma State Auctioneers Hall of Fame 2005, Certified Auctioneers Institute and the Realtor Land Institute. Because of the support of family and dedicated employees, Entz Auction and Realty has won numerous state and national awards for advertising and marketing excellence and sales achievement. Today, these same people are what allow our company to set a higher standard of professionalism and achieve greater results.