Local Market Expertise

We know Rhode Island - specifically neighborhood by neighborhood and street by street. That makes all the difference.

Exclusive Buying Opportunities

Gain access to properties and opportunities many buyers never see, since they never go to market. Tap in to our deep extensive network of off-market properties.

Proven Negotiation

We help buyers navigate competitive offer situations while protecting their interests, always. We will talk you out of more deals than talk you into buying, knowing what your particular needs, interests, criteria and long term objectives really are. We value our long term client relationships first and foremost.

Concierge Experience

From mortgage and attorney recommendations to inspections, closing and moving coordination, we manage all the little details from start to finish so we can help you focus on your own work and family and get you to your next chapter in life seamlessly and stress-free.

Examine your current expenses and determine how they might change if you purchase a home. Create a comprehensive household budget so you can factor in any new ongoing expenses that might come with a home purchase, such as garbage and recycling, water, or homeowner’s association fees. Once you decide how these expenses will change, you’ll be better equipped to leverage the information you get in step three.

Now it’s time to find your dedicated real estate representative! Regulations enacted in 2024 require real estate agents to obtain a signed buyer’s agreement before showing consumers homes. Of course, your agent does a great deal more than opening up listings; Your agent can help you understand your local market, identify areas and properties that fit your specific criteria, help you create competitive offers that match your financial and logistical needs, and much more.

Once you’ve narrowed down your home search, it’s time to go back to the mortgage provider who prequalified you in step three and obtain preapproval. With a property and purchase price in mind, your lender can get much more specific about your interest rate, monthly payments, the term of the loan, and special programs such as first-time homebuyer grants and loans through the VA and FHA. While you will primarily work with your bank to select the right options for you, I'm here (Your agent) to offer support and recommend a mortgage provider I've worked with in the past if you get stuck.

In most cases, your offer will be contingent on the home passing inspection. This protects you from purchasing a property that has serious structural issues or requires major repairs. Your agent has a list of trusted local providers, but you can hire any licensed home inspector you like. If the inspection uncovers major issues, you can withdraw from the sale or renegotiate your offer based on what needs to be fixed.

No one looks forward to all the paperwork stacked up on the closing table, but it’s a necessary part of the process. Fortunately, everything will be arranged by your lender and title company. And, when you’re finished, you’ll be the legal owner of your new home.