Hello,

Welcome to my web site. 

I’m a Realtor  with  Wingman Realty Associates at…  

 

KW Partners Inc, 6850 College Blvd, Overland Park, KS, 66211     Tel: 913 906 5400

If you would like to search available homes immediately on my KW website just click  here.

 

Introduction.

Hi,

I’m Chris Coope,

I’ve worked with homeowners all my working years.

Starting out in 1971 with Messrs. Nicholas, Auctioneers, Land & Estate Agents in Reading, Berkshire, England.

Our clientele was very varied, Reading, a moderately large town and its environs the Thames Valley was about 45 minutes from London.

I’m Chris Coope,

 

 

Starting in England way back in the early 1970’s, when window shopping was the way to find a home.

Today the mobile phone is the most practical way, although I feel it is important to meet potential clients early in the process.

I would be very happy to help you buy or sell a home here in Kansas City and the surrounding areas.

I’m licensed in Kansas & Missouri.

 

To get started just Text me “My Dream Home” to 816 813 0729, or click here to view available properties

I will initially get back to you, by text …..   To arrange a convenient time to meet you.

 

 

Currently I am selling for clients :

 

 

Now when you start looking.

• Often this begins with searching through web sites, such as Zillow.com, Trulia.com, Realtor.com or perhaps an agents own site.
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• Remember that if you do this you are almost certain to start receiving phone calls asking if you need help in finding a property – if you use mine all I will do, is send you a text or an email asking if I may help you.  – Click here for my website
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• You can also visit ‘open houses’ to get a feel for what you are looking for.
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• If you have already signed buyer’s agency agreement, you should let these other agents know as they cannot represent you until your signed agreement expires.

 

How many homes should I look at ?

Well, this depends:–

• It’s a home you always wanted.
• You love everything about the property
• It has most of the must have’s you have listed.

 

How often should I look?

Everyone is different, my feeling is often enough to understand current prices, availability and how they equate to your needs.

My suggestion would be to purchase a simple notebook, keep short simple notes.

Maybe a ‘rocketbook’ as it has tremendous flexibility in this electronic age.

Take lots of pictures of homes, as you view them – it helps to compare each later.

Keep ideas from magazines, stores etc., in a shoebox along with features and items you would ideally like in the new home.

 

Need more information? 

 

Just complete the contact form below and I will happily get back to you

 

 

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