Buyers
A buyer’s agent who will fight for the number.
Search the MLS, save homes, request showings — then sit down with Robert before you write the first offer. Book a buyer consult on the same calendar he uses for tours.
- 140+
- Communities he’s closed in
- MLS IDX
- Every co-op listing he can show
- 12–7 / 10–5
- Showing + consult hours
- 5.0
- Google rating
The process
From first call to keys
- 01
Intake before we burn weekends
Budget, pre-approval, must-haves, and the towns that actually fit — Edgebrook is not Naperville, and Robert will not pretend they are. One conversation so the search is a list, not a tour of everything on the MLS.
- 02
Search the cooperative MLS
Every IDX listing Robert can show as your buyer’s agent — Cityview homes and everyone else’s. Save what you like, then pick a showing on his calendar. You are not waiting on a call-back to walk a house.
- 03
Showings that respect your time
Weekdays 12–7, weekends 10–5. Request a slot on the listing. He confirms. If a house is wrong in ten minutes, you leave in ten minutes. No padding the tour to look busy.
- 04
The offer is the job
Low inventory does not mean you overpay on principle. Inspection credits, appraisal language, attorney review — this is where most agents go quiet. Robert does not. He has been on the other side of 1,300 of these files.
- 05
Close, then you’re a client for the next one
Ramina runs the backend. You get keys, not a disappearing act. Most of the Google and Zillow notes on this site are people he already sold a house with — then bought the next one.
Consult
Start with a conversation, not a caravan.
Pre-approval, the towns that fit, and how aggressive you actually want to be on day-one offers. Then we search. Same hours as showings — weekdays noon to 7, weekends 10 to 5.
Prefer the phone? (847) 774-1866