First things first: Let’s get to know each other. We’ll start by meeting to discuss your desired timeline for the move (and a grand tour of your digs, if I’m lucky.) I want to know anything and everything about your house. Once we get these two things nailed down, I can create an impactful strategy to list your home on the market.

Once I’ve gotten to know your space, I’ll deliver a report with cosmetic suggestions that will help you get the best possible offer. My goal is to ensure that you don’t leave any money on the table during the process.

I analyze the ebbs and flows of the local real estate market with my morning coffee to ensure I always have a solid pulse on pricing. This creeps my husband out, but it means I can give you the best possible range when it’s time to list your house.

Being married to the owner of a successful digital marketing agency, I've picked up a thing or two. I know the right mix of advertising to get your listing in front of the right buyer and will leverage all the tools in my toolbox to get them through the front door.

You know how people eat with their eyes? The same goes for buying a house. If the space looks inviting, they’re more likely to imagine the type of life they could have there. Together, we’ll chat through small changes that can make a big difference when converting tour traffic into offers.

Professional-quality photos and videos can make or break a listing. These assets will be your buyer’s first impression of the home, and I cannot stress the importance of getting this right. Together, we’ll schedule a time for an experienced shutterbug to come over and capture your space in the best possible light.

Now, house hunters and agents can set their sights on your property. I won’t just list it and twiddle my thumbs, though. In the meantime, I’ll be marketing and working my network to find buyers who would be a great fit for your house.

I’ll keep you updated as offers start trickling in, translating offer terms and conditions so you understand exactly where you stand. The highest offer isn’t always the best—it’s a classic seeing the forest versus the trees situation.

I’ll help you tie up the loose ends of the option period as your offer transitions into a sale. If your buyer requests repairs after the inspection, I’ll negotiate the costs with their agent to help put you in the best financial position and share my recommended list of vendors.