FAQ

As many in real estate have experienced at one time or another, you truly get what you pay for. I offer full services, which means I don't skimp out on any details, ever. My services are extensive, comprehensive, tried, and true. My first client signed on with me at a much lower rate than I charge now and, after just a couple of months, was asking to pay me more. Since then, my experience has been that my clients are astounded by my high level of service, and ecstatically tell me the fees are 100% worth the service they receive.

Yes. In my experience, it's just plain easier to be involved in listing coordination from the beginning than to jump in after someone else has done much of the work. That way, I also have all the information ready to go once your listing goes under contract, so you don't have to gather it and send it to someone twice (ugghh, am I right? 😜). It also tends to be less confusing and overwhelming for the client to have only one person managing their listing experience from start to finish.

I charge the same for listings as I do for buyer transactions.

No. I believe that cancellations are part of the business. My primary goal is to aid your business's growth, not be the cause of financial setbacks. You only pay if you close.

I use ClickUp, a modern task-tracking app, to keep everything organized. My custom task list templates are fully customizable, with a structure built on the AMP Promise, so you get the best service around.

If you would like to see those details in depth, I would be more than happy to give you a digital tour (I love nerding out about ClickUp! 🤓).

Showing scheduling is not part of a transaction coordinator's responsibility. It can be messy and confusing for someone besides an agent to schedule tours, especially when things need to be rearranged at the last minute or in the middle of a tour. I believe the best level of customer service is achieved when an agent takes the right amount of time to schedule a showing tour around the buyer's needs and their own schedule.