Buyer's Guide

Buying a Home

"My goal is to help you buy the right house at the right price — with clarity and confidence, and no surprises."

My Approach to the Search

01 — My Approach

My Approach to the Search

My goal is to help you buy the right house at the right price — with clarity and confidence, and no surprises. I am analytical, creative, and thorough with the goal of helping you find a great fit that you will be happy with.

What to Look For

02 — Evaluation

What to Look For

Evaluating a home can feel overwhelming. Keep these broad themes in mind as you weigh tradeoffs and options. I can help you learn what to look for and will point out everything I see that you need to be aware of.

Things to Watch Out For

03 — Due Diligence

Things to Watch Out For

Houses are like people — it is easy to fall in love for the wrong reasons…or ignore red flags you will rue later. While the inspector should uncover major functional issues, they will not catch some quality-of-life issues or tell you about zoning issues. I will help you spot both types, but it's wise to be vigilant on your own.

Understanding Home Systems

04 — Property Systems

Understanding Home Systems

Key systems to evaluate when buying a home in Greenwich.

Why Use a Realtor

05 — Working With Me

Why Use a Realtor?

Some buyers question the need to pay a commission to a realtor rather than just looking at properties on their own and using a lawyer to conduct the transaction. This can make sense if the buyer is financially savvy, experienced in negotiating and comfortable understanding contracts, but a realtor can save you time and even money throughout the process.

Greenwich Specifics

06 — Greenwich Specifics

Things to Know Before You Sign a Contract in Greenwich

While finding a home in Greenwich that meets your needs AND your budget may seem at times like a daunting challenge, there are some lesser known peculiarities about the town that you need to know about before you sign that contract. A good broker should make you aware of these, but I wanted to make sure you know how to ask some of these questions.

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