For buyers
Buying
Most of my buyers are coming up from Brooklyn and Manhattan. I do the driving, the filming and the homework, so your weekends are spent only on the houses worth seeing.
Keys handed over in Stone Ridge, October
How I help buyers
How it works
01
A first call
Thirty minutes on the phone about budget, towns, schools, commute and what you can and cannot live without.
02
Shortlist and film tours
Every Friday you get a shortlist, with a film of each house shot by me that week, so you only drive up for the good ones.
03
Viewings and inspection
Saturday viewings back to back, then I line up the inspector, the well test and the septic check.
04
Offer and closing
An offer with the comparable sales behind it, a calm negotiation and a closing date that suits you.
Where my buyers land
Buyer questions
Anything else, ask on the first call.
In most sales the seller pays both agents. We sign a short buyer agreement on the first call so you know exactly how I am paid before you see a single house.
Yes. Most of my buyers see two or three houses in person. I film everything else and only call you up for the ones worth the drive.
Plan on around three per cent for closing costs, inspections, the well and septic checks, and title insurance. I send a full sheet after the first call.
Often. About a third of my buyers are buying their first house, and I am happy to start with the basics.
Sixteen towns across Ulster, Dutchess, Columbia and Greene counties, from Beacon in the south to Catskill in the north.
Tell me what you are looking for.
A thirty-minute call this week, and your first shortlist on Friday.