Julie Williams

Market Analysis: Analyze market trends, property values, and comparable sales to help clients make informed decisions about pricing and offers.

Listing Properties: List properties for sale including creating marketing materials, scheduling showings, and coordinating open houses.

Property Search: Assist buyers in finding properties that meet their criteria, including location, size, amenities, and budget.

Negotiation: Negotiate offers, counteroffers, and contingencies on behalf of clients to achieve the best possible terms.

Contracts and Paperwork: Handle all necessary paperwork, including purchase agreements, lease agreements, disclosures, agency documents, and other legal documents.

Coordination: Coordinate with other professionals involved in the transaction, such as inspectors, appraisers, lenders, and attorneys, to ensure a smooth process.

Client Communication: Keep clients informed throughout the buying or selling process, providing updates, answering questions, and addressing concerns.

Compliance: Ensure compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards, including fair housing laws and ethical guidelines.

Continuing Education: Stay informed about changes in the real estate market, laws, and regulations through ongoing education and professional development.

Networking: Build and maintain relationships with other real estate professionals, as well as with potential clients, to expand network and referral base.