Buying or selling a home is like taking an airline flight across the country. When you start on your trip, you have no idea how the trip will go.  Neither does the pilot. You could run into turbulence, you could have a drink spilled on your jacket, you could lose your luggage or a myriad of other things.  Ideally, you should have a smooth flight and land on time. Certainly the pilot will try to use their experience to navigate around the storms and go for the smoothest flight plan, but if they’re honest, they can’t promise a turbulent-free trip. Their job is to get you to your destination in the shortest time time and with the least aggravation, while keeping you informed throughout the trip.

Here is a list of The 88 Types of Turbulence we might run into.  This list is meant to be somewhat humorous, somewhat serious and though not all encompassing, invariably every real estate transaction hits one of the snags listed here or something like it.  While some of the items are "picky" to some, they are very real and fearful to others.  Please take a few minutes to review the list.

As your Real Estate Advocate, my job is that of  the “pilot” of your plane. My goal is to help you as a seller, to get your home sold and to help you get where you want to go on time - and as a buyer to help you find a house that you can make a home, and make the entire process easier for you. No one can promise you no turbulence, or that other parties to the transaction won’t try and pull a few stunts, but I can promise you that I’ll utilize my experience and expertise to take you on the smoothest flight that I can.  And if we do hit turbulence, I won’t bail out on you. I’ll be your teammate throughout the flight, until we get you safely to your destination.Rest assured your advocacy is my number one goal, and that means you must be pleased with the product and service I deliver.  If any of the following items are of particular concern to you, please let me know so that we can talk it over.  This is not to scare you, but to prepare you.  Please fasten your seat belt!