Bought with Emily Nealy
Source: API Nation - TMS - Skyslope #c37ce1a4-b5d1-407f-968c-e7babeaa24a0
110 Cranston Court, Lafayette, LA, 70507
Amount undisclosed
Other
•The first time we talked about the house buying process, she demonstrated a great knowledge of the market, the process, and she gave us a pamphlet afterwards so that my husband and I could go home and talk through everything together. She not only understands the process and what needs to happen when buying a house, but she also went with our house inspector to make sure that he did the best job he could when we did find the house that we were hoping to get. If you need someone you can fully trust with the whole process and who will explain it to you no matter if you are completely brand new to the real estate world or this is the fifth house you’ve bought in two years. She is wonderful and truly a delight to be around!
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