The short answer

• Start with the right questions, so you only look at areas that actually fit.
• The first trip compares communities, not houses, though we pick the homes most likely to fit along the way.
• Much of the rest can happen remotely: video walk-throughs, inspections and signing.

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How the search works

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Why communities first

Two homes at the same price in different communities are different lives: the drive, the gate, the club, the school run, the summer afternoons. Picking the community first keeps you from falling for a house in the wrong place.

This is the part of my business where I meet the most buyers who have already let go of another agent. Usually their time was spent on houses before anyone sorted out the areas.

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What can happen remotely?

• Video walk-throughs of any home you can’t see in person.
• Inspections you can join by video, with the full report afterward.
• Signing. Nevada allows remote online notarization, and mobile notaries can come to you. Ask your escrow officer which options they support.
• Wiring funds. Always confirm wire instructions by phone with the title company at a number you already know. Title companies rarely change wiring instructions by email.

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Questions buyers ask