You’ve heard of Netflix and Chill… Well, I’d like to introduce you to its emotionally charged cousin:
Comps and Cry.

It’s a thrilling real estate drama where I, your dedicated and delightful agent, spend hours deep-diving into neighborhood stats, recent sales, market trends, and home upgrades all in pursuit of the holy grail: the right listing price.

There’s suspense:

Why is the house with original shag carpet and an avocado-green kitchen priced higher than my last fully renovated listing?

There’s mystery:

Is this Zestimate real… or is it fiction wrapped in a filter?

There’s drama:

Me, staring at a spreadsheet while questioning my career choices and Googling “homes with emotional support spreadsheets.”

And there’s always that one plot twist:

The late-night text from a client with a screenshot of Zillow and a caption that says, “Is this accurate?” (Spoiler: not usually.)

Then comes the season finale:

me refreshing my inbox every five minutes, hoping for an offer, bracing for feedback, and holding my breath like it’s an Olympic event.

Riveting stuff.

But here’s the thing:

All jokes aside, pricing a home is serious work.

It’s part art, part science, part emotional intelligence and it’s everything when it comes to how quickly and successfully your home sells.

Pricing isn’t just about square footage, upgrades and zip codes. It’s about timing. Strategy. Buyer behavior. It’s about how your home shows up in a crowded market and how it stacks up to the other homes someone might fall in love with instead.

I don’t just run comps. I study the story of your home. I analyze the market with a blend of data and intuition. And I help you price your home with precision, so you attract the right buyers, avoid long days on market, and protect your bottom line.

Yes, there might be a little crying (mine, not yours).
Yes, I might whisper-swear at Zillow under my breath.
But ultimately?
The goal is joy.
The goal is a smart, smooth sale.
The goal is you, holding a great offer and moving into your next chapter with ease.

And I’ll keep watching this dramatic little market plot twist by plot twist, so you don’t have to.