• New Client Intake Form.

    Just a few quick questions to get started so we can help you find your next place to call home! Let's start with the basics:
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  • Landlord | Details.

    Tell us a bit about your property and how you’d like help marketing and leasing it.
  • Landlord | Property Information.

    We’ll use this to help determine pricing, positioning, and marketing strategy.
  • Landlord | Rental Details.

    Let’s talk pricing, timing, and expectations.
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  • Landlord | Features & Logistics.

  • Landlord | Showings & Access.

    This helps us coordinate tours smoothly and respectfully.
  • Landlord | Compensation & Expectations.

  • In most rental transactions, landlords or property management groups compensate brokers for their services.

    In some cases, a commission structure may vary or require discussion. If that situation comes up, I’ll always be transparent and upfront so we can align on expectations before moving forward.

  • Seller | Details.

    Just a few questions to help us understand your goals and tailor the selling strategy accordingly.
  • Seller | Property Details & Logistics.

    This information helps us prepare accurate pricing, marketing, and listing details.If you don’t have everything handy, no problem — we can always fill in the gaps later.
  • Seller | hoa / Association Information.

  • Seller | Taxes & Utilities.

  • Seller | Utility Account Information. (Optional)

    Providing this can help streamline the transition once the home is under contract — totally optional.
  • Seller | Your Timeline and Goals.

    Understanding your “why” helps guide pricing, preparation, and marketing decisions.
  • Seller | Condition and Preparation.

    This helps us recommend the right prep strategy — from “as-is” to light improvements.
  • Seller | Occupancy and Showings.

    We’ll always work around your schedule — this just helps us plan ahead.
  • Seller | Your Experience and Preferences.

    Every seller is different — this helps me tailor communication and support.
  • Buyer | Details.

    Just a few quick questions so we can tailor the home-buying process to you.
  • Buyer | Budget & Financing.

    Let’s talk numbers — this helps us search realistically and efficiently.
  • Buyer | Home Preferences.

    Now for the fun part — what does ‘home’ look like to you?
  • Buyer | Must-Haves vs Nice-to-Haves.

    Let's prioritize what matters most.
  • Buyer | Context and Wrap Up.

    A little context goes a long way.
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  • Rental | Details.

    Great! Chicago has countless rental options — let’s narrow down your search.
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  • Rental | Preferences.

    Tell us what matters most in your day-to-day living so we can focus your search.
  • other amenities.

    Not everything below needs to be a deal-breaker — this just helps us prioritize what matters most.
  • Rental | Occupants.

    Just the basics - we'll gather more details if needed.
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    Don't worry about any other kinds of pets. Just know that some buildings have pet policies - including: breed, weight, and count restrictions.
  • Rental | Roommate #1.

    Who's joining you? Let's start here and bring them into the search.
  • Rental | Roommate #2.

    Next up - roommate number two.
  • Rental | Roommate #3.

    Last but not least - roommate number three.
  • Rental | FAQs.

    Just a few follow ups to some of the "requirements" we mentioned, in case you're interested in learning more!
  • INCOME REQUIREMENTS | Most landlords require that applicants earn approximately 2.5–3x the monthly rent in gross (pre-tax) income. This can usually be met through employment income, and in some cases combined income from all applicants on the lease. Income requirements vary by property, but we’ll help you focus on listings that align with your budget and qualifications.

    CREDIT REQUIREMENTS | While credit standards can vary by property, most landlords look for a credit score of 600 or higher. Applicants below this range may still be approved, but often require additional documentation or a qualified co-signer. Credit is just one part of the application — factors like income, rental history, and overall profile are also considered.

    CO-SIGNER REQUIREMENTS | If a co-signer is needed, landlords typically require the co-signer to earn 4–5x the monthly rent in gross income and have a strong credit profile. A co-signer is usually someone who agrees to take financial responsibility if the lease terms aren’t met, and they must submit an application along with the primary renter.

    COMPENSATION & FEES | In most rental transactions, the landlord or property management company pays for my services — meaning there is typically no cost to you as the renter.In some cases, a property may not offer a commission or may require a tenant-paid fee. If that situation comes up, I will always be upfront and transparent before moving forward, and we’ll discuss options together to ensure expectations are clear and agreeable.

  • LAST STEP: SUBMIT YOUR FORM.

    After that, you'll officially be on our radar - and we'll take it from here.
  •  WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

    We’ll review your submission within 24 hours and reach out to confirm next steps and timing.


    Depending on your goals, we may:

    • Schedule a quick call to align on strategy;
    • Share next steps or resources specific to your situation;
    • Set expectations around timing, pricing, and the process ahead.


    If anything changes in the meantime — timeline, budget, or priorities — don’t hesitate to reach out.  We’re always a call, text, or email away.
     

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