Tyler Lee

When buying a home, start by setting a budget and getting pre-approved for a mortgage. Make a list of must-haves versus nice-to-haves in a property. Research the local market and neighborhoods to get a good sense of value. Always get a home inspection to avoid unexpected problems and think about the home’s resale value. Consider your future needs, such as family or work changes. Don’t rush the process—take your time to find the right place. Work with a real estate agent who can guide you through the process and help with negotiations. Finally, be prepared for the long-term commitment of owning a home.

When selling your home, start by pricing it competitively—research similar homes in your area to determine a fair market value. Consider improving curb appeal and staging the interior to make a great first impression. Make necessary repairs or updates to avoid potential buyers using issues as bargaining points. Work with an experienced real estate agent to help market your home effectively and negotiate offers. Be flexible with showings and open houses to attract more buyers. Consider any offers carefully, keeping in mind the timing and terms that align with your goals. Finally, be prepared for the closing process, which may involve additional paperwork and potential negotiations.

My team and I have worked with various sorts in many different situations we are open to all types of clientele just depends on what your needs are as a consumer.

I was just able to sell my uncle home and it was a very unique experience. It went very well!

Some people in my family started out in Real Estate and I saw the value that it brought to the table.