A neighbour who happens to be your Realtor.
Evenings and weekends, near your street. Real answers, no pressure, ever.
John Doe, licensed Realtor · HFM Realty
Three ways this usually starts
No matter which one fits, it starts as a conversation, not a pitch.
Thinking of selling
Ask what your home is worth. You get a plain answer from someone who works your street, not a lead form.
Looking to buy nearby
Tell me your budget, area and timeline. I book around your real schedule, not mine.
Already know me
Past client, neighbour, colleague from school — refer someone and I follow up myself, this week.
What happens when you ask
The whole thing, start to finish, so nothing is a surprise.
- 1
You email
The address, or your budget and timeline. Two lines is plenty, no questionnaire.
- 2
You get real numbers
What sold near you, and what it means for your house. Usually that evening or the next.
- 3
We find a time
Tuesday to Thursday evenings, or Saturday. School hours are out, and Sunday stays off.
- 4
You decide
If moving is not the right call this year, I say so. Either answer is a good one.
Being plain about where this stands: email is the way in today. The home value request, buyer intake, booking and referral pages are still being built.
These are the towns I actually work
I know these streets on foot, not from a portal. If you're a few towns over, ask anyway. I'll say plainly if it's outside what I do well.
- Fall River
- Somerset
- Portsmouth
- and neighbouring towns
I do this on a real schedule, on purpose
I'm not chasing a leaderboard. A handful of conversations a week, done well, beats a hundred done badly. Here's when you'll actually hear from me.
Weekdays
Teaching PE, 9am–4pm. I'm not reachable during school hours.
Evenings
Tuesday–Thursday, after 5:30pm, I'm calling my list and yours.
Saturdays
Showings, open houses and appointments. Sunday stays off.
Know someone thinking about a move?
A name and a note is enough. I'll reach out myself, this week, and let you know how it went.
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