Start your search with a wish list and a budget.
The best buying journeys start before you ever tour a home. List the things that matter most: number of bedrooms, ocean proximity, commute to base, walkability to Seacoast, single-story versus stairs, yard for the dog. Then pair that with a budget grounded in pre-approval rather than guesswork.
Your pre-approval letter does two jobs at once: it sharpens your search to homes you can actually buy, and it signals to sellers that your offer is serious and financed. In a market where well-priced homes still draw multiple offers, that signal often makes the difference.
Search the live MLS from any device, save your favorites, and let Deborah know which homes catch your eye. The pattern of what you save tells her more than a wish list ever could.