The best part of my job is playing matchmaker. Not in a flashy, “Let’s make a deal” kind of way, but in a thoughtful, intentional way. I love watching someone walk into a home and just feel it. The light is right. The kitchen works. You’re already picturing holidays and backyard barbecues. I love that part. But before we fall head over heels…we pause. Because buying a home means looking past the staging and asking smart questions. A beautiful home isn’t always the right home,

Ever typed your address into an online home-value site and thought, “That seems high…or maybe low?”  You’re not alone. Those numbers are fast, look official, and seem easy to trust — but they’re often wrong. Not because the technology is bad, but because homes — and buyers — are far more nuanced than an algorithm can capture. Pricing a home is both an art and a science, and online tools usually miss the art piece. Homes Aren’t Just Numbers Online tools rely on stats: square f

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