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One intake, buyer and seller branching.

Use one shared consultation request so the first conversation can start in the right lane without making you sort through separate forms first.

The intake stays intentionally lighter than a buyer questionnaire or listing package. It is there to route the next conversation well, not to replace it.

Buyer, seller, or bothShort branching fieldsProtected workflow later

What happens next

The request is reviewed in the right buyer, seller, or mixed-intent lane.
Follow-up can start from your timing and the questions that matter most now.
Protected client work moves to the shared account host only when the conversation is actually underway.

See how the process works first

If you want the shared process explained before you request the consultation, that path is ready first.

What best describes the conversation you need?

Buyer

You want clarity on timing, search, financing overlap, offers, or how to move with less pressure.

Seller

You want a clearer read on pricing, prep, timing, and what the next move should look like.

Both

You are coordinating a sale and purchase together and want the conversation framed that way from the start.

When does this feel most relevant?

Researching

You want a first pass before the process starts moving faster.

0-3 months

You expect this to become active soon and want the next steps made clearer now.

3-6 months

You want a stronger plan before the window gets closer.

6+ months

You are planning further out but want a better sense of sequence and fit.

Buyer context

The buyer lane should clarify timing, financing overlap, and search pressure without forcing a heavier questionnaire too early.

First name

Last name

Phone

Preferred area or location

Buyer details

Keep this light. The goal is to route the conversation, not replace it.

Are you already pre-approved?

YesNo

Budget range

What would you like more clarity on?

We use these details only to prepare and route the consultation request. The first step should reduce confusion, not increase it.

Still orienting?

Use the consultation when the lane is clear enough to make the time worthwhile.

If you still want the shared sequence clarified before you request a conversation, the process page gives that orientation without pushing you straight into the form.

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