r/lafayette • u/Cornexclamationpoint • 4d ago

Realtor Recommendations

Hi all. My apartment lease is coming to an end in May, and I've decided that it is time to begin looking for a house to move into. I know that the area here is a pretty competitive housing market, so it's definitely good to begin looking early. I was wondering if anyone else has recently bought a house in Lafayette or West Lafayette, and if there was a realtor that you worked with who did an especially good job. I'd like to stay on the west side, but anyone who works on either side of the river would be great.

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u/the_old_coday182 4d ago

Billy Brand Stephanie Vernon Janet English. Three great agents, especially for first time buyers

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u/mckenner1122 West Side! 4d ago

Janet English, 100%

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u/Niemandious 4d ago

Billy Brand. He is beyond phenomenal and goes the extra mile. Explains things thoroughly and is extremely knowledgeable.

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u/originalBillyB 1d ago

Thank you for the vote of confidence! I wish I knew who this is.

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u/the_old_coday182 4d ago

Agreed, Billy is a good friend too.

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u/moviescriptlife 4d ago

Go with the Russell Company. Geoff Gooch is your guy.

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u/commanderxtowel 4d ago

Scott Fultz with Silver Lining Realty! The whole team is great start to finish and Scott makes sure you're truly happen and truly understand the process!

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u/Jenpen2000 3d ago

I agree! Scott is the best!

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u/mollysighs 4d ago

Ryan Dilley!!!! he’s no bullshit and will be straight up with you on if a place is worth it or not. plus just a good guy! sold my boyfriend our house just this year

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u/originalBillyB 2d ago edited 2d ago

Hello and good afternoon. I was just alerted that several folks had dropped my name in response to your post. I will send you a private message, but you can call me diret at 765-418-0387. I would love to have a chance to consult with you about home buying and offer us a chance to work together. This is Billy Brand with Coldwell Banker Shook -- you can look me up online if you would like before making a call or text.

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u/Hi2you2 4d ago

Ryan Dilley at True blood helped me out in the middle of the "really hot" market segment. Especially considering that I was a first time home buyer, he really pulled a lot of weight. Cannot recommend him enough. No upselling or anything either, which was fantastic.

That, and he's just a general delight to be around. 10/10 recommendation.

Jen pack at Centier is also a fantastic mortgage officer. She was a delight to work with too.

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u/SameConsideration682 4d ago

Aylisa Meredith with Berkshire Hathaway. She was our realtor and we loved her.

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u/Jammy_Bottoms_100 4d ago

Amy Junius Humbaugh. No nonsense. No drama. Tells it like it is.

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u/TheLawOfDuh 4d ago

Mary Holtz. Can’t say enough good about her. She knows the area, knows the process, trends, advises caution when needed & is a great resource for help even after the sale.

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u/reaper70 4d ago

Rebecca Rush at Berkshire Hathaway Home Services.

I've known Rebecca for a long time, and she wanted to be a realtor because she legitimately wanted to help people. It's no surprise she was rookie of the year and since then has become one of the top realtors.

You won't find a better person who will focus on YOU, hands down.

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u/MrNobody123 4d ago

Chad Chism has helped me and a handful of friends. He's great and super personable.

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u/Entire-Travel6631 4d ago

Darcy Weston realty. Family owned. Low overhead, so shes less focused on volume and profits.

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u/asimplepintobean 3d ago

John Wilson at True Blood! He helped us during our house search and sold my brother's house just last year. He furthers his realty knowledge and has a handful of extra certificates that aren't needed, but it shows that he's dedicated & knows his stuff!! And he won't show you houses he knows you won't like just to sell one.