5 simple steps
Where you live is important. Let's get it right.
Chat
about your needs
Sign
buyer agreement
Tour
neighborhoods
View
homes you love
Find
your dream home
Talk to us about your lifestyle. What's your day look like?
What's your crowd look like? What do you do to relax? What's your style? What gym are you a member of? Your lifestyle says a lot about who you are and what's important to you. When you share your lifestyle with us, we can make sure to find you a property that meets it.
Chat about your specific needs and sign buyer representation agreement.
Now that we know your lifestyle, tell us about your vision. What are you looking for in a property? What budget are you working with? What amenities are must-haves? If you're not sure, don't worry. We'll ask the right questions to help you figure it out. We only want to show you neighborhoods that give you everything you need.
Macro-level tour
You're probably asking yourself, what the heck is a macro-level tour? Well, now that we know your lifestyle, your budget, and your must-haves, it's time to get to know the neighborhoods. We'll take a drive and tour the specific neighborhoods to see which ones stand out to you. This step is so crucial to the buying process because before you fall in love with a property, you HAVE to fall in love with where it's located.
Micro-level tour
Finally, we know what location(s) is truly best for you and meets the lifestyle you live. Now we'll categorize homes by architecture, design, interior finishes, etc., find tailored options that you'll love and create a private viewing itinerary so you can start narrowing down your options!
Say yes to your favorite!
You did it! You found the place of your dreams and now you can continue to live the lifestyle you love, in a property that feels like it was made for you.
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