You're about to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a house.
What shocks me is how many buyers never ask if they're overpaying.
They compare kitchens.
They compare backyards.
They compare paint colours.
Then they negotiate using the seller's price as the starting point.
Why?
Paying too much for a house isn't a mistake you discover next week.
Sometimes you discover it years later.
I've been a Realtor for 19 years and a software programmer for 12 years.
That's why I built a private property intelligence system.
Before an offer is made, it analyzes:
• Pricing pressure
• Comparable positioning
• Buyer demand
• Negotiation leverage
• Resale risks
• Listing strategy
The goal is simple:
Determine what a reasonable buyer should pay before emotion takes over.
If you're planning to buy a home in the next 60 days, send me the address of any property you're considering.
I'll tell you whether it's a property I'd investigate further, negotiate aggressively on, or walk away from completely.
613-921-6036
Mike Evans
Realtor · 19 years
Century 21 Lanthorn Real Estate Ltd. *Brokerage
Not intended to solicit individuals currently under contract with another brokerage.
