Sarah Thieme

I would always suggest starting with a pre-approval from a lender. If you aren't sure which lender to use, research Realtors, choose one, and get a referral from the Realtor you choose to work with.

Prepare your house for sale, by completing any obvious projects you have to work on. Then research and consult with a local Realtor. Your Realtor can advise you from there.

I have worked with Buyers and Sellers with different goals in mind (Ex. Move Up, Move Down, Relocation, Adding Extended Family, Closing Out Estates, Purchasing Vacation Properties, Purchasing Investment Properties, Etc.)

I recently sold a waterfront property to an incredible family, who was purchasing their dream home. I have remained friends with them, as I do with many of my clients.

I earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interior Design, did some contract work with a couple of Interior Design firms, worked in Property Management, sold for a local Home Builder, and then finally decided to get my Real Estate license in 2014.

I think my degree in Interior Design, experience with home building, and my continued passion for learning all things Real Estate are all to the benefit of my clients.