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Transfer tax that works differently. Three tax bills instead of one. Well and septic as the norm rather than the exception. And the March 1 deadline most new Pennsylvania homeowners find out about a year too late. No fluff about neighborhoods. Just the mechanics nobody warns you about.

• What settlement actually costs, and what's negotiable

• Why two houses half a mile apart carry different tax bills

•The inspections you'll need here that you may never have needed before

• A first-week checklist for after you close

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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?"
 

Before I ever had a license, I managed hundreds of homes in rental communities and spent years running renovation projects. My husband Steve runs a contracting business, so between the two of us I've seen what happens behind the walls, behind the numbers, and behind the closing table.
 

I got licensed because I kept watching people get rushed through the biggest financial decision of their lives, and I knew it could be done differently. I'd rather tell you a house is the wrong house than watch you find out in year three.
 

I work with first-timers, Maryland buyers moving into Pennsylvania, investors, and families sorting out a house they inherited. I'm licensed in Pennsylvania only.
 

I also built A Seat at the Table, a free community for women building wealth through real estate.
 

If you're buying next month or just quietly wondering what's possible, ask me. I'd rather answer the question now than have it cost you later.

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