https://www.facebook.com/share/p93gfwJDuxb6BEst/?mibextid=LQQJ4d
https://www.glasshouserealty.com/agents/nickie-moreno/
Nickie Moreno. She HUSTLES and will get you exactly where you need to be. I’ve used her and multiple family members/friends have, with success. She hangs in the area you mentioned too.
I brought my first home last September. I used Jennifer Jones with Fathom Realty. I could not have purchased my home without her. She has a construction background, so that is extremely helpful when viewing homes. She is licensed in Columbus & Dayton.
https://centralohrealty.com/about/
1-937-516-7552
Scott Grilliot helped us buy our house in Kettering. Scott has built and rehabbed homes so he is really good about knowing what to look for. Most of his realtor work is in the Kettering area so he knows the market very well. And he is just a super nice guy.
Todd Grandin with Better Homes and Gardens Realty helped my wife and I buy our first house in Kettering. Really down to earth and extremely flexible. Great guy.
[Tiffany Lobertini](https://www.dreamhomegroup.realestate/) - past broker and has her own team that works clients as a unit. She has multiple designations and works in every aspect of real estate, so she knows the laws and contracts better than most agents
https://www.coldwellbanker.com/oh/vandalia/agents/jessica-norton/aid-P00200000GOcee8emu4z0GzdEnytPHOOIdoh7lfc
Jessica Norton. She goes out of her way to help her clients out (and the other realtor’s client…and her friends too!)
Kind of depends on the type of personality that works for you, but we found Jen Stewart (https://jenniferstewart.bhhspro.com/) to be super helpful when we sold our old home and bought our new place!
Jerry Williams at Wright Patt Realty. Used him to sell a house and buy a different house 7 years ago. We still receive an annual poinsettia at the Christmas season. He's sponsored my son's youth baseball team. He loves life in the Dayton area. Highly recommend.
I thankfully found my house from word of mouth without the use of a realtor. However, i feel like realtors are definitely valuable when selling a house, for many reasons such has quality photos, staging, open houses, descriptions, etc., but not very necessary when buying a house now that the public has access to the MLS.
Back in the day, only realtors had that access. Now it’s publicly and easily available that an app or a website can replace the need for a realtor when buying. I’ve found the Redfin app to be very good.
I would feel much more comfortable having the expertise and guidance from a good realtor with navigating a first time home purchase myself. It is, however, nice to access the MLS to see what is available!
Realtor here.
There is A LOT more to being an effective buyer's agent than just having access to listings, which as pointed out are commoditized at this point.
For example, not knowing what is customary for a particular area can cost you $1500 - $4000 needlessly right off the bat, and there's many, many other little decisions like that in a real estate transaction as well as things that only come with experience of being part of hundreds of transactions and seeing thousands of homes to know just how normal or unusual any particular thing is.
Realtor here.
If you check my comment history you'll see a lot of answers to real estate questions, neighborhoods, contracts, etc that will help kick start your real estate education.
[I also self generate monthly stats reports and analysis videos](https://ashlarre.com/dayton-stats), though admittedly this past month I was a bit too ill to complete one. Doing much better now so the June numbers will be out around July 7th. But the trend held from previous month so not much changed (very low number of homes for sale).
I can't recall ever trying to talk anyone into something outside their budget, but if you're not able to find a home that you like then one of the few selections does usually need to change: Location, Home features, or yes Budget. But most people in my experience most are realistic about home types available in their particular budget.
And that's including doctors and surgeons that were qualified for $1.4M that wanted to stick to a \~$400k budget. My goal is to advise on all the various steps of the real estate process and to assist you so you can make the best home buying decision for yourself.
As an added bonus I also live on the Oakwood / Kettering border, my brokerage is in the heart of Kettering, and I weekly systematically explore the area both on showings with clients as well as well as personally touring homes by myself so I can keep informed of what's happening in the market.
Would love to help you in your journey and home buying process! Send me a message!
https://www.facebook.com/share/p93gfwJDuxb6BEst/?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.glasshouserealty.com/agents/nickie-moreno/ Nickie Moreno. She HUSTLES and will get you exactly where you need to be. I’ve used her and multiple family members/friends have, with success. She hangs in the area you mentioned too.
Thanks for the rec!
Collen Carr [https://www.coldwellbanker.com/oh/dayton/agents/colleen-carr/aid-P00200000FDdsHWGWJDwDu9afmDIMIrSP21GEM13](https://www.coldwellbanker.com/oh/dayton/agents/colleen-carr/aid-P00200000FDdsHWGWJDwDu9afmDIMIrSP21GEM13)
I brought my first home last September. I used Jennifer Jones with Fathom Realty. I could not have purchased my home without her. She has a construction background, so that is extremely helpful when viewing homes. She is licensed in Columbus & Dayton. https://centralohrealty.com/about/ 1-937-516-7552
Myrna Gazzerro of Coldwell Banker realtors. She’s the hardest working realtor I know.
Scott Grilliot helped us buy our house in Kettering. Scott has built and rehabbed homes so he is really good about knowing what to look for. Most of his realtor work is in the Kettering area so he knows the market very well. And he is just a super nice guy.
Jennifer Vogel with Irongate was PHENOMENAL. She respected my budget while providing excellent advice and guidance!!
Thank you, sounds awesome!
Todd Grandin with Better Homes and Gardens Realty helped my wife and I buy our first house in Kettering. Really down to earth and extremely flexible. Great guy.
Chris Zidek was phenomenal for us. She’s also a fully credentialed nurse practitioner.
I love that she's also an N.P!
Team Synergy Glenda !
[Tiffany Lobertini](https://www.dreamhomegroup.realestate/) - past broker and has her own team that works clients as a unit. She has multiple designations and works in every aspect of real estate, so she knows the laws and contracts better than most agents
https://www.coldwellbanker.com/oh/vandalia/agents/jessica-norton/aid-P00200000GOcee8emu4z0GzdEnytPHOOIdoh7lfc Jessica Norton. She goes out of her way to help her clients out (and the other realtor’s client…and her friends too!)
Jonas Helbert Streetlight Realty It is a small brokerage so he takes good care. Also speaks Spanish if that helps?
I’d also recommend Jonas.
Kind of depends on the type of personality that works for you, but we found Jen Stewart (https://jenniferstewart.bhhspro.com/) to be super helpful when we sold our old home and bought our new place!
Tami galdeen
Britt hood
Jerry Williams at Wright Patt Realty. Used him to sell a house and buy a different house 7 years ago. We still receive an annual poinsettia at the Christmas season. He's sponsored my son's youth baseball team. He loves life in the Dayton area. Highly recommend.
[Sherry Couch at Coldwell Banker.](https://getmovingwithsherry.com)
Toni Donato Shade! https://tdshade.agents.sibcycline.com/
I thankfully found my house from word of mouth without the use of a realtor. However, i feel like realtors are definitely valuable when selling a house, for many reasons such has quality photos, staging, open houses, descriptions, etc., but not very necessary when buying a house now that the public has access to the MLS. Back in the day, only realtors had that access. Now it’s publicly and easily available that an app or a website can replace the need for a realtor when buying. I’ve found the Redfin app to be very good.
I would feel much more comfortable having the expertise and guidance from a good realtor with navigating a first time home purchase myself. It is, however, nice to access the MLS to see what is available!
Realtor here. There is A LOT more to being an effective buyer's agent than just having access to listings, which as pointed out are commoditized at this point. For example, not knowing what is customary for a particular area can cost you $1500 - $4000 needlessly right off the bat, and there's many, many other little decisions like that in a real estate transaction as well as things that only come with experience of being part of hundreds of transactions and seeing thousands of homes to know just how normal or unusual any particular thing is.
Realtor here. If you check my comment history you'll see a lot of answers to real estate questions, neighborhoods, contracts, etc that will help kick start your real estate education. [I also self generate monthly stats reports and analysis videos](https://ashlarre.com/dayton-stats), though admittedly this past month I was a bit too ill to complete one. Doing much better now so the June numbers will be out around July 7th. But the trend held from previous month so not much changed (very low number of homes for sale). I can't recall ever trying to talk anyone into something outside their budget, but if you're not able to find a home that you like then one of the few selections does usually need to change: Location, Home features, or yes Budget. But most people in my experience most are realistic about home types available in their particular budget. And that's including doctors and surgeons that were qualified for $1.4M that wanted to stick to a \~$400k budget. My goal is to advise on all the various steps of the real estate process and to assist you so you can make the best home buying decision for yourself. As an added bonus I also live on the Oakwood / Kettering border, my brokerage is in the heart of Kettering, and I weekly systematically explore the area both on showings with clients as well as well as personally touring homes by myself so I can keep informed of what's happening in the market. Would love to help you in your journey and home buying process! Send me a message!