FeaturedGrew up on a Mill Creek dairy farm and now helps first-time land buyers ask the right questions about wells, septic, and road access before they fall in love with a view. Trey has accompanied buyers on more than 80 perc evaluations and soil tests — he knows what a good site looks like and what a problem site is trying to hide. His clients are typically buying their first piece of land and want an agent who will slow down and explain the process. He genuinely enjoys that part of the job.
On-site before any offer, checking access, systems, and anything that could affect value or livability.
Trey schedules a "site readiness walk" before every raw land offer. That means a soil review, road access check, utility availability, and a realistic septic feasibility estimate — all done before you spend money on an attorney or inspector. He has partnered with the same soil scientist for six years, so bookings turn around quickly.
Straight-talk pricing, coordinated inspections, and a smooth closing — no surprises at the table.
We had no idea what questions to ask when buying raw land. Trey slowed down, explained everything, and joined us at the perc test. He turned a confusing process into a straightforward one.
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A showing should feel like a walk-through, not a pitch. Here is how a sample visit runs.
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How to reach Trey Bushey — and what is sample / fictional.
Use the 555 number or concept email on the card, or book a showing and mention who you want. This demo does not send messages — confirmations stay on the page.
On a live site, the grid below is the agent’s inventory. Here they are sample listings assigned in WordPress so you can see the relationship. Open a card, then book with that listing selected.
No. Profiles, license numbers, and phones are fictional concept data. The page is here to show how an agent bio, specialties, and listings should scan.
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