Understanding Before Transactions
Andrew asks about the property, what you hope to resolve, and who should be involved. He also asks whether any deadlines or responsibilities need particular attention.
From First Contact to Closing
Begin with a conversation. If a direct purchase is worth exploring, Andrew visits the property and prepares a written proposal. You review the terms with your own attorney before deciding whether to proceed.
The Process
Describe the property, what you are considering, and any concerns or timing that matter. Andrew explains whether a direct purchase may fit. You can begin without providing an address or having every document ready.
Andrew visits before making an offer. He reviews the condition and available records, asks about known issues, and identifies what needs a closer look. You discuss access, belongings, and any other practical arrangements.
The proposal sets out the price, terms, timing, and work we would take on. Andrew walks through the details and any unresolved questions so you can review the proposal with your attorney and other decision-makers.
Once terms are agreed, the attorneys prepare and review the contract before signing. With an agreement in place, Andrew coordinates the property work, follows up on outstanding items, and keeps you informed through closing.
Andrew asks about the property, what you hope to resolve, and who should be involved. He also asks whether any deadlines or responsibilities need particular attention.
You receive an explanation of the proposal and its tradeoffs. There is no obligation to proceed or to decide during the first conversation; your attorney and other decision-makers are welcome.
Andrew reviews known property issues and identifies what needs further investigation. He brings in title professionals, surveyors, or others when their work is needed.
Andrew agrees with you on who should participate and how updates should be shared. Questions about the property and your circumstances are handled respectfully and with care.
Your Decision
Your own attorney reviews the agreement, explains your obligations, and advises you before you sign. Andrew answers questions about the purchase and coordinates with counsel.
You can include family members and other decision-makers. If the proposal or timing does not suit you, there is no obligation to proceed.
Yes. You can begin with general questions. Your own attorney reviews the proposed agreement and advises you before you sign.
What you know about the property, how it is being used, and what you would like to resolve. Records can follow as the discussion develops.
No. We consider properties in their existing condition, including those needing substantial work. You can discuss a purchase before arranging repairs or preparing a public listing.
No. There is no consultation or property evaluation fee, and no obligation to accept a proposal.
Yes. Lewis Equity Group LLC can purchase directly. Lewis Realty Group LLC can represent you in a sale to another buyer. Andrew explains the proposed arrangement before you proceed.
A Direct Conversation with Andrew
You can start with general questions. Andrew will explain what a sale could involve and help you work out the next step.