The builder's sales rep works for the builder. That's not a knock on them — it's just a fact. Their job is to sell you the home at the best terms for the builder, not to advocate for you.

What I Bring to the Table

• Contract Review
  Builder contracts are written by the builder's attorneys, for the builder's protection. I'll walk you through what you're agreeing to before you sign anything.

• Negotiation
  Builders don't always advertise it, but there's often room to negotiate — upgrades, closing costs, incentives, even price depending on the market. I'll know what's realistic to ask for.

• Timeline & Process Guidance
  New construction timelines can shift. I'll help you understand what to expect at each phase, from contract to walkthrough to closing.

• A Second Set of Eyes
  From selecting your lot to reviewing your options and upgrades, I'll help you think through decisions that are easy to overlook when you're excited about a new home.

• Inspections, Even on New Homes
  New doesn't mean perfect. I'll make sure you understand your rights to inspect and what to look for before you close.

Important: Register Me as Your Agent on Your First Visit

• If you're planning to tour model homes or builder communities, I need to be with you — or registered as your agent — on your very first visit. Most builders require this to ensure you have representation, so reach out before you go.

• Before you walk into a model home, let's grab a few minutes to talk through the process, the builders in the area, and what to expect. It'll save you time, money, and a few surprises along the way.