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Phone: (937) 725-1827
Email: jeff.purtee@cbrealty.com
Jeff Purtee
Steady Guidance. Proven Results.
Jeff Purtee is a licensed Ohio real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Realty specializing in first-time buyers, sellers, and real estate investors across South Central and Southwestern Ohio.
With more than 13 years in real estate and over two decades of experience in manufacturing and project management, Jeff Purtee brings a steady, solutions-focused approach to every transaction. His background in managing complex projects translates into clear communication, strong organization, and the ability to keep deals moving smoothly—even when challenges arise.
Jeff works closely with clients throughout Ross County, Pickaway County, Fayette County, and Clinton County, offering practical guidance rooted in both market knowledge and hands-on experience flipping homes and working land. That perspective gives buyers and investors a sharper eye for value, while helping sellers position their properties effectively using the Coldwell Banker marketing suite.
Known for being patient, responsive, and honest, Jeff takes pride in providing straightforward advice and creative problem-solving. His time volunteering with the Red Cross reflects a genuine commitment to helping others, something clients feel from the first conversation through closing.
If you’re buying, selling, or investing in South Central or Southwestern Ohio, reach out to Jeff Purtee at (937) 725-1827, jeff.purtee@cbrealty.com, or visit https://jeffpurtee.sites.cbmoxi.com/ to get started.
Market FAQs
If you're financially prepared, plan to stay in the home for several years, and find a property that fits your needs and budget, it can be a good time to buy regardless of market fluctuations. I can help you evaluate your options and determine what timing makes the most sense for your situation.
Your home's value is influenced by a variety of factors, including its location, size, condition, features, and recent sales of similar properties in your area. Market conditions, such as buyer demand and inventory levels, can also impact pricing.
The time it takes to sell a home can vary depending on several factors, including market conditions, pricing, location, and the condition of the property. In a strong seller’s market, homes may sell quickly, while in a slower market, it may take longer to find the right buyer. Working with a real estate professional and pricing your home competitively can help improve your chances of selling more quickly.
Buyer FAQs
The amount you’ll need for a down payment can vary depending on the type of loan you choose and your financial situation. While some buyers put down 20% of the home’s purchase price, many loan programs allow for much lower down payments.
In addition to the down payment, it’s important to budget for other costs such as closing fees, inspections, and moving expenses. A lender can help you explore your options and determine what makes the most sense based on your goals and budget.
Pre-approval gives you a clear understanding of your budget and helps you focus on properties that align with your financial situation.
It can also make you a stronger buyer in the eyes of sellers, since it shows you’re serious and qualified to purchase. Getting pre-approved early in the process can help make your home search smoother and more efficient.
Yes—getting a home inspection is strongly recommended, even if the home appears to be in great condition. A professional inspection can uncover issues that aren’t visible during a typical walkthrough, such as structural concerns, electrical or plumbing problems, or hidden damage.
An inspection helps you make a more informed decision and can give you an opportunity to negotiate repairs or pricing if needed. It provides added peace of mind and helps ensure you understand the condition of the home before finalizing your purchase.
Seller FAQs
Preparing your home for sale involves making it as appealing as possible to potential buyers. This often includes decluttering, deep cleaning, and addressing any minor repairs to help the home show well.
You may also consider neutralizing decor, improving curb appeal, and making small updates that can enhance the overall look and feel of the property. A real estate professional can provide guidance on which improvements will have the most impact and help you get your home market-ready.
In addition to the down payment, it’s important to budget for other costs such as closing fees, inspections, and moving expenses. A lender can help you explore your options and determine what makes the most sense based on your goals and budget.
Receiving an offer below your asking price is common, and it doesn’t necessarily mean the deal isn’t worth considering. You have several options, including accepting the offer, rejecting it, or making a counteroffer that better reflects your expectations.
It’s important to evaluate the entire offer—not just the price. Terms such as contingencies, financing, and closing timeline can all impact the overall value of the offer. A real estate professional can help you review your options and negotiate in a way that aligns with your goals.
If your home doesn’t sell quickly, it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a major issue—it may simply be a matter of timing or market conditions. Many factors, such as pricing, competition, and buyer demand, can impact how long a home stays on the market.
In these situations, it’s common to reassess your strategy. This might include reviewing your pricing, making small updates to improve presentation, or adjusting your marketing approach. A real estate professional can help evaluate feedback and market activity to determine the best next steps to help attract buyers.
