Sarah Foley pairs six years as a planner's assistant in municipal planning with hands-on new-construction sales to guide Tulsa-area buyers, sellers, and land owners through a process most agents only half-understand.
Existing homes and new construction, from search to close.
Acreage, lots, and rural parcels — diligence done right.
What actually adds value when it’s time to sell.
Pick where you are today — I’ll meet you there with a plan built for it.
Search smarter with an agent who negotiates for you, not the seller.
02Price, stage, and market your home to sell for what it’s worth.
03Buy direct from a builder without losing your leverage.
04A patient, jargon-free guide through your very first closing.
05Vacant land, acreage, and lots — diligence done right.
06Moving for work or family? We handle the logistics end to end.
Before real estate, Sarah spent six years as a planner's assistant with the City of Jenks Planning and Zoning department and two more in new-home sales for a Tulsa-area builder. That background shows up in the details other agents miss — an easement buried in a plat, a setback that changes what you can build, a contract clause that favors the builder.
She still takes on a limited number of clients at a time, on purpose, so every one of them gets a plan instead of a form letter.
“It’s customer service and helping people find what’s right for them.”
— Sarah Foley, on her approach to real estateWe start with your timeline, budget, and what “right” looks like for you.
A written strategy — search criteria, pricing, or build sequence — before we move.
Showings, offers, negotiations, inspections — we run point on every step.
Paperwork reviewed line by line, keys in hand, and an agent who still answers your calls after.
A plain read on the negotiating tool everyone mentions and few explain well.
What the first ten days on market actually tell you about your listing price.
Why this one afternoon of testing can make or break a rural building lot.