Tour Homes When You're Free, Not When Your Agent Is

Most agents work alone. If you want to see a home Saturday at 2 and your agent is already booked, chances are you won't see it that day, and a home you love can go under contract while you wait. With Jill, you pick the day and time, and it's handled. And Jill writes every offer and runs every negotiation.

“Extremely responsive, knowledgeable, on the ball without stressing me out.”

Dara S., first-time buyer in Waverly Hills, Arlington

A list price is what the seller hopes to get, not what the home is worth. Before you sign an offer, Jill puts her analysis in writing: the homes nearby that actually sold and what they went for, what this home is worth today, the number she'd write, and where there's room to push. It's yours to keep, so you're never guessing whether you paid too much.

Jill's professional opinion, not an appraisal.

An inspection report can run dozens of pages and make any home sound like it's falling apart. Jill tells you which findings are serious, which ones are normal for a home that age, and what to ask the seller to fix or pay for.

Why it matters: a new roof alone typically costs $5,700 to $16,000. Knowing which findings matter is how you ask the seller to cover them.

“Questions were answered quickly and thoroughly and I felt comfortable the entire way.”

Joe P., first-time buyer in Lyon Park, Arlington

Source: HomeGuide, 2025

With a VA loan, you may not need a down payment at all, as long as the price isn't higher than the home's appraised value. Jill's Military Homes Team site covers VA loans, PCS timelines and a base directory.

Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Buying the home isn't the end. As Jill's client, you're invited to her client appreciation events, you get gifts in the mail, and she keeps in touch long after closing.