Shane Dennis

First find a buyers agent you like, that is honest with you, and listens. Buying the neighborhood is often more important than buying the home (if needed and possible compromise on the home). Even new homes need a home inspection.

Find an agent that listens and will be honest with you. Ask about how they photograph homes and present them. Their past sales can be important see if they were on the market long, and who the buyers agent was. If they double end every single deal it may be a red flag.

I have worked with many different types of clients, first time home buyers, families, couples, and single people.

Here are their words: Let's just say Shane has a client for life. He was there every step of the way. Every question, every freak out. He was there to guide, calm, and reassure us through a contingent buy and sell. Not only did he do everything you could hope for, he got our home in contract after one open house. When our buyer had to drop out due to personal issues he got us another one literally the same weekend. I am typing this from the living room of my new home in the neighborhood we wanted. The attention to detail, the constant availability, the calm confidence, and not to mention his strong negotiating skills allowed us to get everything we asked for in our purchase. I cannot say it enough, meeting Shane at an open house and having him as our agent is one of the best things to happen to us this year. Shane you are awesome and we just want to thank you for making it possible for us to have a house we can call home.

My father has been in the Title industry for about 40 years. I grew up around real estate and was always fascinated by architecture.

I have a degree in marketing so I can optimize exposure to your home. I am trained on all of the latest developments in real estate contracts. I have taken many courses in customer service and client communication so I can frame ideas in a way that cuts real estate jargon.