Dustin Pinder

When buying a home, it's important to determine your budget and get pre-approved for a mortgage (if that is how you will be financing your home). Research the market and define your priorities, like location and features. Work with a knowledgeable real estate agent, and always get a professional inspection to uncover any issues. Be patient, prepared to negotiate, and carefully review all documents before signing. Finally, think about how the home fits your long-term plans.

Price your home competitively based on local market trends, stage it to look clean and inviting, and boost curb appeal with simple exterior improvements. Hire a skilled real estate agent to guide pricing and marketing, using high-quality photos for online listings. Fix minor repairs to avoid buyer objections, be flexible with showings, and highlight unique features like energy-efficient upgrades to attract the right buyers.

I have worked with first-time buyers, investors, and sellers.

I have always enjoyed real estate. I initially began as a real estate attorney representing high-end clients. I have now shifted to doing real estate myself and serving clients in a different way, such as helping buy or sell a home.

Yes, I have a background as an attorney. I practiced for 6 years and still currently help clients with legal issues that may arise in employment or with real estate.