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I expected a number off a website. Imogen walked every room, showed me the closed sales on my own street, and told me which repairs were not worth doing before listing.
Six reviews from sellers, buyers and investors in Savannah, each attributed and labelled with the service it refers to. There is no average, no star summary and no recommendation percentage here.
01
I expected a number off a website. Imogen walked every room, showed me the closed sales on my own street, and told me which repairs were not worth doing before listing.
02
We were told not to replace the kitchen counters and to spend on paint, lighting and the front door instead. The photographs and the floor plan did the rest, and we closed on the date we had aimed for.
03
Desmond pulled every closed sale within six blocks before we wrote an offer, and the inspector he brought in found the roof and panel problems we then negotiated on.
04
Nora modelled four duplexes on cautious rents and the real tax reassessment, checked every lease, and kept our 1031 exchange inside the 45-day identification window.
05
We had one weekend to learn Savannah. Desmond drove our actual commute with us, showed us four neighbourhoods, and steered us away from a smart-looking flip with drainage problems.
06
We nearly walked into a new-home community on our own. Nora steered us off a lot backing on to commercial zoning and booked a pre-drywall inspection that found two unconnected bathroom fans.
The contact form takes a question and sends it to the agency. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.
An email address only, used for occasional notes from the agency on the Savannah market. No countdown offers and nothing passed to a third party.