Christie Moreira
Agent | License ID: RS382779
Christie Moreira
Agent | License ID: RS382779
Hi, I'm Christie. Mom of four, York County local, and the friend people call when they're standing in a kitchen asking "is this a lot of house or a lot of problems?"
I do real estate a little differently. I founded Avenna Homes, where buying, selling, design, and renovation all live under one roof, so clients aren't juggling five different people who don't talk to each other. When I walk a house with you, I'm not just looking at square footage and school districts. I'm looking at that wavy floor, that ancient furnace, that wall you're really hoping is not load-bearing, and telling you honestly what you're getting into. My husband runs the construction side of our business, so I've seen what renovations actually cost, not what HGTV says they cost. That knowledge works for you whether you're buying, selling, or dreaming about a project.
Here's what I promise every client, no exceptions: I explain every number before I ask you to sign anything. No question is too basic. Nobody gets rushed, pressured, or talked into something. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial moves most of us ever make, and you deserve to understand every step of it, not just nod along while someone talks fast.
If you're a first-time buyer who's nervous, you're my favorite kind of client. We'll go at your pace, and I'll answer the questions you've been afraid to ask out loud, including "could I even qualify right now?" You might be closer than you think.
If you're selling, I can walk your house before it lists and tell you which fixes actually add value and which ones are a waste of your money. Most sellers over-improve in the wrong places. You won't.
If you're an investor, or you keep driving past that fixer-upper everyone else is scared of, let's go look at it together. I evaluate properties the way an investor does, with real repair costs in mind, because in my family, renovation budgets are dinner table conversation.
And if you're a woman who's ever felt like real estate wasn't built with you in mind, you're right, it wasn't. That's a big part of why I built what I built. I also run A Seat at the Table, a free community for women building wealth through real estate, because the best way to change who gets a seat is to start pulling up chairs. Come learn at your own pace. No strings, no pitch.
When I'm not doing this, I'm wrangling four kids, touring houses I have no business touring, and probably making a joke at my own expense. I keep it real because that's the only speed I have.
Not ready to buy or sell yet? Reach out anyway. "Just curious" is a perfectly good reason to call, and it's how most of my favorite client relationships started.
I do real estate a little differently. I founded Avenna Homes, where buying, selling, design, and renovation all live under one roof, so clients aren't juggling five different people who don't talk to each other. When I walk a house with you, I'm not just looking at square footage and school districts. I'm looking at that wavy floor, that ancient furnace, that wall you're really hoping is not load-bearing, and telling you honestly what you're getting into. My husband runs the construction side of our business, so I've seen what renovations actually cost, not what HGTV says they cost. That knowledge works for you whether you're buying, selling, or dreaming about a project.
Here's what I promise every client, no exceptions: I explain every number before I ask you to sign anything. No question is too basic. Nobody gets rushed, pressured, or talked into something. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial moves most of us ever make, and you deserve to understand every step of it, not just nod along while someone talks fast.
If you're a first-time buyer who's nervous, you're my favorite kind of client. We'll go at your pace, and I'll answer the questions you've been afraid to ask out loud, including "could I even qualify right now?" You might be closer than you think.
If you're selling, I can walk your house before it lists and tell you which fixes actually add value and which ones are a waste of your money. Most sellers over-improve in the wrong places. You won't.
If you're an investor, or you keep driving past that fixer-upper everyone else is scared of, let's go look at it together. I evaluate properties the way an investor does, with real repair costs in mind, because in my family, renovation budgets are dinner table conversation.
And if you're a woman who's ever felt like real estate wasn't built with you in mind, you're right, it wasn't. That's a big part of why I built what I built. I also run A Seat at the Table, a free community for women building wealth through real estate, because the best way to change who gets a seat is to start pulling up chairs. Come learn at your own pace. No strings, no pitch.
When I'm not doing this, I'm wrangling four kids, touring houses I have no business touring, and probably making a joke at my own expense. I keep it real because that's the only speed I have.
Not ready to buy or sell yet? Reach out anyway. "Just curious" is a perfectly good reason to call, and it's how most of my favorite client relationships started.
Hi, I'm Christie. Mom of four, York County local, and the friend people call when they're standing in a kitchen asking "is this a lot of house or a lot of problems?"
I do real estate a little differently. I founded Avenna Homes, where buying, selling, design, and renovation all live under one roof, so clients aren't juggling five different people who don't talk to each other. When I walk a house with you, I'm not just looking at square footage and school districts. I'm looking at that wavy floor, that ancient furnace, that wall you're really hoping is not load-bearing, and telling you honestly what you're getting into. My husband runs the construction side of our business, so I've seen what renovations actually cost, not what HGTV says they cost. That knowledge works for you whether you're buying, selling, or dreaming about a project.
Here's what I promise every client, no exceptions: I explain every number before I ask you to sign anything. No question is too basic. Nobody gets rushed, pressured, or talked into something. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial moves most of us ever make, and you deserve to understand every step of it, not just nod along while someone talks fast.
If you're a first-time buyer who's nervous, you're my favorite kind of client. We'll go at your pace, and I'll answer the questions you've been afraid to ask out loud, including "could I even qualify right now?" You might be closer than you think.
If you're selling, I can walk your house before it lists and tell you which fixes actually add value and which ones are a waste of your money. Most sellers over-improve in the wrong places. You won't.
If you're an investor, or you keep driving past that fixer-upper everyone else is scared of, let's go look at it together. I evaluate properties the way an investor does, with real repair costs in mind, because in my family, renovation budgets are dinner table conversation.
And if you're a woman who's ever felt like real estate wasn't built with you in mind, you're right, it wasn't. That's a big part of why I built what I built. I also run A Seat at the Table, a free community for women building wealth through real estate, because the best way to change who gets a seat is to start pulling up chairs. Come learn at your own pace. No strings, no pitch.
When I'm not doing this, I'm wrangling four kids, touring houses I have no business touring, and probably making a joke at my own expense. I keep it real because that's the only speed I have.
Not ready to buy or sell yet? Reach out anyway. "Just curious" is a perfectly good reason to call, and it's how most of my favorite client relationships started.
I do real estate a little differently. I founded Avenna Homes, where buying, selling, design, and renovation all live under one roof, so clients aren't juggling five different people who don't talk to each other. When I walk a house with you, I'm not just looking at square footage and school districts. I'm looking at that wavy floor, that ancient furnace, that wall you're really hoping is not load-bearing, and telling you honestly what you're getting into. My husband runs the construction side of our business, so I've seen what renovations actually cost, not what HGTV says they cost. That knowledge works for you whether you're buying, selling, or dreaming about a project.
Here's what I promise every client, no exceptions: I explain every number before I ask you to sign anything. No question is too basic. Nobody gets rushed, pressured, or talked into something. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial moves most of us ever make, and you deserve to understand every step of it, not just nod along while someone talks fast.
If you're a first-time buyer who's nervous, you're my favorite kind of client. We'll go at your pace, and I'll answer the questions you've been afraid to ask out loud, including "could I even qualify right now?" You might be closer than you think.
If you're selling, I can walk your house before it lists and tell you which fixes actually add value and which ones are a waste of your money. Most sellers over-improve in the wrong places. You won't.
If you're an investor, or you keep driving past that fixer-upper everyone else is scared of, let's go look at it together. I evaluate properties the way an investor does, with real repair costs in mind, because in my family, renovation budgets are dinner table conversation.
And if you're a woman who's ever felt like real estate wasn't built with you in mind, you're right, it wasn't. That's a big part of why I built what I built. I also run A Seat at the Table, a free community for women building wealth through real estate, because the best way to change who gets a seat is to start pulling up chairs. Come learn at your own pace. No strings, no pitch.
When I'm not doing this, I'm wrangling four kids, touring houses I have no business touring, and probably making a joke at my own expense. I keep it real because that's the only speed I have.
Not ready to buy or sell yet? Reach out anyway. "Just curious" is a perfectly good reason to call, and it's how most of my favorite client relationships started.
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