From $412,000
- 3 bd
- 2 ba
- 1,640 sq ft
Walkable to Whitaker Mill; single-story layout, detached garage, 1948 build with a 2019 roof.
RealtyEdge Homes watches active listings across 180-plus U.S. metros and, when you want it, introduces you to one independently licensed buyer agent who actually works your ZIP — not one three counties over. Browsing is free. Nobody calls unless you ask.
RealtyEdge Homes is not a licensed brokerage and does not provide brokerage, appraisal, lending or legal advice.
Free new-listing alerts for the ZIP codes you follow, plus a first-time buyer checklist written for that ZIP — what to ask at the inspection, which closing-cost lines are negotiable, and how the calendar usually runs from offer to keys.
Figures are illustrative and shown for demonstration only. Coverage, inventory and agent availability vary by market and change constantly.
Four example listings of the kind that show up in a typical digest — neighborhood first, then the numbers, then the thing you would only know from walking the block.
From $412,000
Walkable to Whitaker Mill; single-story layout, detached garage, 1948 build with a 2019 roof.
From $549,000
Nine blocks from Camel's Back Park. Original fir floors, updated 200-amp panel, alley parking.
From $329,000
Four-minute walk to the Olentangy Trail. Finished basement, gas forced air, corner lot.
From $284,000
Half a mile to Coolidge Park across the walking bridge. New mini-splits, fenced rear yard.
Example listings shown for illustration only. They are not offers, appraisals or guarantees of availability, and asking prices move with the market.
Four stops between “we should probably start looking” and a sign in the front yard. Scroll — the sign follows the street.
You give us one email address. We start watching active listings in the ZIP codes you care about and send a short digest when something new posts, drops in price, or comes back on the market.
If you ask to be introduced, we hand you a single independently licensed buyer agent who works that market — someone whose recent closings are near your search area, not three counties away. Availability varies, and we will say so if we cannot match you well.
Weeknight showings, Saturday-morning loops, video walk-throughs when you are still out of state. You decide the pace. If you want to sit on it for six months, that is a perfectly normal answer.
Your agent writes the offer, coordinates the inspection and keeps the calendar honest through closing. Timelines, terms and outcomes vary by market, lender and contract — nothing here is a promise of a result.
Every market has its own quirks — the inspection line item that always shows up, the distance that decides your commute, the season when inventory finally loosens. Four of the guides that ship with the alert list.
Seminole Heights, Riverside Heights, Old Northeast
Plaza Midwood, NoDa, Villa Heights
Arcadia Lite, Coronado, Melrose
Brookside, Waldo, Historic Northeast
Price bands, distances and market notes are illustrative, change constantly, and are not appraisals, valuations or predictions. Guides describe housing stock, market conditions and physical geography only — never the people who live in a community.
Most “free” home search tools sell your contact details to whoever bids highest, and then eight agents call you during dinner. We built the opposite of that.
Every listing in a digest is re-confirmed against the local source feed before it goes out. Stale, withdrawn and duplicate entries get pulled, so you are not driving 20 miles to see a house that sold on Tuesday.
Matches are independently licensed buyer agents working that specific market. We look at recent local activity and responsiveness — not who paid for the top slot.
One introduction, not a phone tree. Your email is never sold, and if you would rather just read the alerts for a year without talking to anybody, that is a completely acceptable way to use this.
Buyers pay us nothing. RealtyEdge Homes is not a brokerage and does not provide brokerage, appraisal, lending or legal advice — the licensed professionals you work with do that.
Equal Housing Opportunity. We serve every buyer on the same terms, and we do not describe or steer anyone toward or away from a community based on any protected characteristic.
Illustrative reviews shown for demonstration. Individual experiences differ, and no outcome is promised or implied.
Two other alert services had me a full week behind. The RealtyEdge digest hit at 7:40 in the morning and we walked the house that evening. The agent they sent drove twelve minutes to meet us and knew exactly which stretch of the creek backs up in a hard rain.
Nobody called me until I asked to be called — that alone was worth the signup. When I finally did ask, I got one agent instead of nine. He looked at the East Hills listing with me on a Tuesday night and told me straight out that the roof was going to be a fourteen-thousand-dollar conversation.
The first-time buyer checklist made my lender meeting far less embarrassing. I actually knew what an escrow holdback was before somebody said it out loud. It took us four months and two offers that went nowhere, but the alerts kept the list full.
Free new-listing alerts plus the first-time buyer checklist for your ZIP — the same reward, one field, no strings. Ask for an agent introduction whenever you feel like it, or never.
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