UNCLE ADAM.REAL ESTATE · SOUTH CENTRAL PA

YORK & ADAMS COUNTIES, PENNSYLVANIA

Real estate
without the
sales pitch.

A little local knowledge. A straight answer. Someone in your corner when it's time to make a move.

I'm Adam McCallister. You can call me Uncle Adam.

Adam McCallister smiling in his professional portrait
LOCAL ROOTS. REAL CONVERSATIONS.Hey, I'm Adam.

REALTOR® · eXp Realty

Licensed since 2012York & Adams CountiesBuying · Selling · Relocating

WHERE ARE YOU RIGHT NOW?

You don't need a plan
to start a conversation.

01 / BUYING

Time for your next place?

More space, less upkeep, or a whole new town. Let's start with what you want life to look like—and work back to the house.

I'm thinking about buying
02 / SELLING

Wondering if it's time to sell?

What could you walk away with? What should you fix? Where would you go next? Those are better starting points than a yard sign.

I'm thinking about selling
03 / STILL FIGURING IT OUT

“Honestly, Adam,
I have no idea.”

That's a perfectly good place to start. You can ask questions long before you're ready to pack a single box.

Help me get my bearings

MEET YOUR UNCLE ADAM

A big decision.
A down-to-earth guide.

I grew up in Cross Roads, graduated from Kennard-Dale, and have been helping people buy and sell homes since 2012. South Central PA is home.

My job is to help you understand your options, tell you what I see, and keep the process moving. Your job is to decide what works for you.

And yes, we can talk houses, local food, or Ravens football along the way.

Adam McCallisterAdam McCallister & Rob Myers Team
with eXp Realty

ASK UNCLE ADAM

Good questions.
Straightforward starting points.

A few things to think through before you make your next move.

Should I buy before I sell?

Start with three questions: Can you comfortably carry both homes? Do you need the proceeds from your current home to buy? And how much uncertainty can you live with?

Those answers shape the sequence. Before choosing one, let's map out the budget and timeline with your lender.

Talk through your situation
Should I renovate before listing?

Before you commit to a big project, compare its cost with how it could affect the sale. A repair that solves a real problem and a remodel you personally love can be very different decisions.

Let's look at the house and competing listings before you spend money. You may have a shorter to-do list than you expect.

Start with your house
What would I actually walk away with?

The sale price is only the starting point. We need to account for mortgage payoff, selling expenses and any other amounts due at closing.

A useful first step is a written estimate with clearly stated assumptions, then a conversation about what you need for your next move.

Think through selling
What if I'm six months away from moving?

That's a useful time to start asking questions. We can talk about your goals, what needs to happen first, and which preparations deserve your attention.

You don't need to be ready to list or write an offer to get your bearings.

Let's start there

FOR BUYERS

Start with your life.
Then look at houses.

Think about your monthly comfort zone, the space you use, your commute, and what you want to change about where you live now. Bring that list to the conversation.

Explore the buying plan

FOR SELLERS

Let's put real numbers
behind “maybe.”

Before listing, let's work through a realistic price range, preparation, estimated proceeds and where you would go next. A good plan starts before the photos.

Explore the selling plan

ROOTED IN SOUTH CENTRAL PA

It's more than
an address.

A move changes your daily routine, too. Let's talk about the places you go, the drive you make, and what matters to you about living here.

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WHEN YOU'RE READY

“Okay Adam,
here's my situation…”

That's all it takes to begin. Tell me what's on your mind, even if your next move is still a maybe.

Ask Adam

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