Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro area and beyond
Your REALTOR® with 11 years behind the camera. Shooting other people’s listings taught me exactly what makes a house sell. Now I do it for my own clients.
The difference
I am an FAA-certified drone pilot and I have photographed hundreds of Twin Cities listings. That means the photography, the aerial, the video and the 360 work on your house are not outsourced and not an upgrade. They are done in house, by me, and your listing goes live with the full package on day one instead of whenever a vendor gets to it.
It also means I have watched, up close, which houses sell in nine days and which ones sit for five months. It is almost never the house.
Who I work with
The stairs are becoming a thing. You have decades of equity and decades of belongings, and the hardest part is not the house, it is the order of operations. I have walked a lot of people through this. Start earlier than you think you need to.
At this price a buyer decides in about two seconds whether to click. Your lead photo is the highest-leverage decision in the whole sale, and most listings in this range get it wrong. That is a fixable problem.
Metro-wide, not one suburb. I will tell you what is actually wrong with a house before I tell you what is right about it, because you will find out anyway and it is better if you hear it from me first. How I work with buyers.
Before you call anyone
The questions I get most, answered the way I would answer them at your kitchen table. No pitch attached to any of these.
No. You will not get it back. What does return: paint, light, decluttering, and landscaping. What does not: kitchens, baths, and additions. Before you spend a dollar on pre-sale updates, ask me and I will tell you which side of that line your project falls on.
It costs more than it protects. Your first two weeks are the only two weeks with buyers who have been watching the market for months. Price above them and you spend those weeks invisible, then chase the market down from behind.
Nine times out of ten it was priced to the same comps as the one that sold in nine days. The difference was what buyers saw in the first two seconds. Marketing is fixable. Price is the last thing to blame, not the first.
Yes, and it is underrated. Less inventory, serious buyers only, and you are not the fourth open house on somebody’s Sunday. If spring is your target, we start the conversation in December.
Probably more than you think and less than Zillow says. Automated estimates cannot see your condition, your updates, or your block. I will run real numbers on your place with no obligation and no follow-up campaign. Text me the address.
If you list with me
Not a menu. Not add-ons. This is what every listing I take gets, because I am the one producing it.
If your house is hard to photograph, lake, acreage, new construction, or a condo with a view worth selling, that is the situation where this matters most.
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No pitch, no drip campaign, no pressure. If you are a year out, that is the right time to start talking. If you just want to know what is happening on your block, ask me that.
