Sellers
List with someone who already sold your block.
1,300+ of his own closed files. $190M+ in volume. A listing consultation is a pricing conversation — not a pitch deck. Pick a time below.
- 1,300+
- Closed transactions
- $190M+
- His volume — not a team’s
- 140+
- Towns covered
- Since 2003
- In this market
The process
How a Cityview listing actually runs
- 01
Price it like a file, not a Zestimate
Robert walks your address against his solds in the same pocket — not a team roll-up, not a portal guess. You leave the consult with a range, a strategy, and a clear read on what the last three buyers actually paid.
- 02
Prep what moves the needle
Paint, clutter, a leaking faucet — yes. A $40,000 kitchen because a blog said so — usually no. He’ll tell you what Chicago buyers in your price band notice, and what is wasted money.
- 03
Go live the right way
Professional photos, the MLS (MRED), his sphere, and a showing window that matches how he actually works: weekdays 12–7, weekends 10–5. You are not sitting open houses alone while the listing sits dark.
- 04
Offers, attorney review, the fight
Illinois is an attorney-review state. Robert stays on the number through inspection credits, appraisal gaps, and the back-and-forth that decides whether you net what you were promised. He is not a tour guide.
- 05
Close without the scramble
Ramina runs the file. Transfer stamps, disclosures, the walkthrough, the keys. You get one managing broker on the deal — not a rotating junior who met you at the photo shoot.
Consult
Sit down before you sign a listing agreement.
Bring the address, a sense of timing, and the number you need to walk away with. Robert will tell you if the house is ready — and if it isn’t, what to do first. Same window as showings: weekdays noon to 7, weekends 10 to 5.
Prefer the phone? (847) 774-1866