Call a Farmington Real Estate Agent to Get Started
Every first conversation with us happens over the phone. Fill us in on the property and your timeline, and we will walk you through the steps, the paperwork and what we would check first, then book a video meeting or a visit to our office.
What the First Call Covers
We start with the basics: where the property is, who holds title and why you are selling. An inherited house in probate, a sale tied to a divorce and a standard sale each follow a different paper trail, so knowing which one applies tells us which court orders, signatures or trust documents have to be in place before anything moves.
Next we ask about condition. Roof age, the water heater, the electrical panel, unpermitted additions and any past leaks all shape the disclosures and the pricing conversation. When we walk the property later, we photograph what we find and send you those photos with notes, so every decision is made from the same record you can see. If you are buying instead, we use the call to learn your budget range and must-haves before we set up a video meeting.
Helpful to Have Before You Call
- The property address and the names exactly as they appear on the deed.
- For an inherited property, the probate case number, letters of administration or the trust document if you have them.
- A recent loan statement so we can talk through the payoff and what the sale needs to cover.
- A short list of known issues, plus any photos or repair receipts you already have.
Ready to Talk It Through
A short phone conversation is enough to map the next steps for your sale or purchase. Have the papers you can find nearby, and we will sort out the rest together.