Bryan Gann

Before you do anything, the first step is to speak with a lender. They can tell you what needs to be done to prepare financially. This way, you can have piece of mind and confidence when looking for your future home, knowing what you can afford. If you don't know of any reputable lenders, I can help get you started.

Be open to arranging your home for what potential buyers would want to see in a home. Their tastes might be completely different from yours.

All types. Families and individuals looking to upgrade, downsize, moving closer to a work location, or a place to call home and get away from the city.

I recently had a nice family who worked in the city and they wanted to have a quite place that was tucked away in the country with just enough land to feel secluded, yet suburban out in the country. This nice family had been looking for months and thought about just compromising several some of their most important "must haves" because they couldn't find a home that matched exactly what the wanted. After taking them on as clients, I sat down with them and asked what the specifics they were looking for in their perfect home. It took a little research, but I found the perfect home for them that they absolutely love and enjoy!

I've seen so many agents be THAT "annoying sales person", just trying to make the next sell. I don't believe in that and I don't work that way. I was raised to be honest, open, have integrity and care about the people you come in contact with. After all, finding a home is a special moment in life. I know it was for my family! So I want to help yours!

I come from a Human Resources background and I enjoy working with people.