"I never sell a home that I wouldn't want to list for sale later on." The philosophy for working with Buyers is simple; All they want is an easy, no hassle way of finding the home they want, in an area in which they won't regret buying, for a price they won't regret paying. They want to complete their due diligence- to discover as much as they reasonably can about "the" property using area reputable professionals (like home inspectors) so they can make informed decisions. They want informed financing options so they can achieve financial strength with terms they'll like for years to come. They want a Realtor whom they will be comfortable referring to their family and friends, and whom they will call for all their future real estate needs. These are all things I provide. My customers become my friends.
How I Help Buyers: Process of property/neighborhood elimination starting from the most general, ending with most specific; neighborhood real estate activity analysis to support offer price; filling out the offer to reflect Buyer's needs and goals; negotiation strategies; assisting Buyer completing due diligence; financing options; list of local reputable professionals involved in real estate transactions; consulting with Buyer every step of the way to culminate in a smooth, uneventful closing. Buyers need support, even when working with a builder in new construction. There are so many ways in which a buyer can make costly mistakes that will haunt them for years to come. It makes logical sense that buyers would want to consult with someone who has done this many, many times.
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