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David + Olivia + Duke + Theo + Lola 🐶 . Whether it is moving from city to city, home to home, or from one park to another playing with their sweet boys, this active family loves adventures and is super excited to be building their dream home in Cincinnati!
Olivia moves from Centerville to Muncie to attend Ball StateDavid, a Moeller Grad, moves from Cincinnati to Muncie and meets Olivia at Ball StateAfter college, Olivia moves to CincinnatiDavid and Olivia buy their first home in OakleyThey move a total of 4 times all within Cincy (Go Schneider Fam! We love this..it is not a feat many can handle!)Most recently, Mike Hines helps them sell their home off market and they move to a rental home as they wait for their new home to be built.......Phew?! Did you follow? Keep reading to see the details of their most recent move...
"The answer is we didn’t know we wanted to move. We visited a home built by Mike Hoffmaster who works with Mike Hines and they both were in attendance at the open house. Both Mikes were very kind and explained why building has it unique benefits in detail that got us thinking maybe we would enjoy building a home ourselves. We knew after having 3-4 conversations with Mike Hoffmaster that he was a personable and trustworthy guy that would be honest and fair which we held at a high priority. Mike Hines was a phenomenal communicator and quarterbacked so much making our involvement painless and exciting."
"We choose Olyer Hines because of their reputation in the community and their ability to deliver on what was promised. They immediately got to work for us and kept us involved the entire time. When I sat down at the table with the Hines crew I knew I was in good hands and they could provide insights that took years of experience to learn and perfect."
Dave explains: "Mike took an approach that I was very pleased with which was asking me what was my end goal, and how much would it take for me to sell. After providing that number Mike already had people in mind based upon location and price point. It wasn’t but a few texted photos and a walk through later did my house sell for the number I asked."
"Finding the right lot to build on and timing that up with the list of to dos. That’s why having Mike Hines was so crucial to hitting the dates for finding the lot, selling the home, and moving into our rental home."
"Getting my asking price. Mike asked me the question ”What’s my ask.” I told him, and he said he could deliver on it, and he did it very very quickly."
"Discuss with a Realtor what you would like to have happen and then listen to your Realtor about how to realistically go about reaching that goal. Total trust is a must and I definitely had that with Oyler Hines."
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