Buying a home is a big decision.  It's more than just selecting a house - it's choosing a neighborhood, a lifestyle, and a place to call home. Whether it's your first home purchase or your fifth, it's a big decision and one that should be made thoughtfully.  

As we work together, I'll be doing my best to understand what matters most to you -- how you live, what you need in a home, and what kind of space will truly support the life you want to live. I'll offer my insights and advice along the way, but I also encourage you to bring in voices from your own life that you trust.

If you have a close friend, family member, or advisor whose perspective you value, don't hesitate to bring them along on a showing -- or for a second look at a home you're seriously considering. They may see things you didn't, ask questions you hadn't thought of, or help you think through the decision in a new way.

Buying a home is a deeply personal choice, but that doesn't mean you have to make it alone. Surrounding yourself with people who know you well can provide clarity, confidence, and peace of mind as you move forward.

Sometimes buyers hesitate to bring along the friend, family member or confidant, thinking it's a bit too much to bring extra people along.  I disagree.  I think it can often be helpful to have those perspectives and insights if the person you are bringing along knows you well and is someone with whom you would consult on other big live decisions.