For buyers

An agent who negotiates for you, not the seller.

From your first search to final walk-through, we handle the scheduling, the paperwork, and the negotiating — so you can focus on picking the house.

80+Homes closed, past 5 yrs
6 yrsPlanner's Assistant, City of Jenks
2020REALTOR® since

“Buying a home is a huge decision — you need all the information in front of you to make the best decision with your money, for your family.”

— Sarah Foley, on why she over-explains everything
The buying process

Five stages, one point of contact.

01 · Get pre-approved

Know your number first

We connect you with lenders we trust so your offers carry real weight.

02 · Define the search

Filter out the noise

Neighborhoods, must-haves, and deal-breakers — set once, refined as we go.

03 · Tour & shortlist

See it before it's gone

Early access to new listings and honest opinions on every showing.

04 · Offer & negotiate

Win without overpaying

Comparable-backed offers and contingencies that protect you.

05 · Inspect & close

No surprises at the table

We review every line of the closing disclosure with you before you sign.

What's included

Everything you'd expect, plus the parts most agents skip.

  • Custom search alerts, often before public listing
  • A vetted list of inspectors, lenders, and attorneys
  • Line-by-line contract and disclosure review
  • Negotiation on price, repairs, and closing costs
  • A neighborhood-level market read, not a generic report

A contract-reading habit from a former career

Six years as a planner's assistant handling land-use applications for the City of Jenks means I read a purchase contract the way I once read a site plan — looking for what's missing, not just what's there.

Buyer FAQ

Common questions, straight answers.

Does it cost anything to work with a buyer's agent?

In most transactions, the seller covers buyer-agent compensation as part of the sale — we'll walk you through exactly how this works before you sign anything, since rules vary by state and deal.

How long does the average search take?

Most buyers we work with close within 60–90 days of starting a serious search, though it varies with inventory and how specific your criteria are.

Can you help if I'm relocating from out of state?

Yes — see our relocation page for how we coordinate virtual tours and remote closings.

Ready to see what's out there?

Tell us your must-haves and we'll start pulling listings this week.