How do you buy a home you can’t visit in person?
When Amanda moved from Colorado to Tennessee, she bought without seeing the home in person. That makes the details—and the person communicating them—especially important.
During virtual walkthroughs, I pointed out little things that might matter to her rather than simply showing the most attractive rooms. The goal was to give her useful information for her own decision. Her review describes what that felt like from the buyer’s side.
In Amanda’s words
The best decision we made in moving was using Aaron Lovett as our realtor. We’ve bought/sold 6 houses over the past 16 years and I was never truly satisfied with the realtors we used at the time. I even fired some and hired new ones, and one time fired one and listed it as for sale by owner because of their incompetence. But Aaron – Aaron made the process this time so much less stressful!
We were coming from out of state and he did virtual walk throughs for us and pointed out so many little details just in case it would be an issue for us. He was so patient and kind. I didn’t have to worry about a thing because he was ON it! By the time we learned of issues in the process, he already had solutions in place.
We were very impressed with his work ethics and talents. He truly went above and beyond in our behalf all while having a brand new infant at home!
It’s hard to find a Realtor as dedicated and put together as Aaron is. You won’t go wrong choosing him to represent you!
—Amanda, from her original client review
What I bring to an out-of-state purchase
- Candid virtual walkthroughs. I show the details that can affect your decision, listen to your questions, and help identify what needs a closer look.
- Local comparisons. We can compare communities, daily travel, housing options, and recent sales before narrowing your search.
- Clear offer terms. I explain the purchase agreement and negotiate on your behalf, with your priorities guiding the offer.
- People and deadlines. I can recommend local lenders, inspectors, and other providers. You choose whom to hire; I help coordinate the contract’s moving parts.
A virtual walkthrough is useful, but it does not replace a professional inspection or tell you everything about living in a home. We’ll work through those gaps together, including any specialist checks and visits your schedule allows.
Planning your own Tennessee move?
Start with the Middle Tennessee Buyer’s Guide and community guides. Then tell me where you’re moving from, your timing, and what you want your next home to make possible.
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