Emily Meraz Realtor

This was almost a day I didn’t show up for.

Something shifted in my life this spring. Something big. The kind of change that makes you question who you are, what you want, and whether you even recognize the person looking back at you in the mirror.
But I showed up. Barefoot on marble floors, heels in hand, walking through one of the most beautiful homes I have ever had the privilege of stepping inside.
And somewhere between the gold light and the quiet of that space I remembered something.

Luxury is not a price tag. Luxury is freedom. Luxury is knowing your own value. Luxury is building a truthful life and a home you actually want to live in, with purpose behind every choice.

I am still learning. Still reflecting. Still holding myself to a higher standard even on the days it is hardest to find my footing.
But I showed up. And that is enough.🩵

Some days showing up is the most luxurious thing you can do for yourself. That day was one of them.✨

DM “Biltmore” for property details. This is my favorite house on the market right now. I can’t wait to show you more of this gorgeous home.

The best deals are not always the ones everyone can see.
My buyers fell in love with a home after it had already gone pending on Christmas Eve. Once they realized how much they loved it, I knew I had to dig deeper. I reached out, asked the right questions, and found out the seller owned multiple homes on that hill. That conversation opened the door to an off market opportunity my buyers would not have had access to otherwise.

No competition. Closing costs covered. Furniture included.

What made this one even more rewarding was everything it took behind the scenes to get it across the finish line. Because there was no listing to reference, I had to gather the details buyers would normally have up front and present everything clearly so they could move forward with confidence. We also worked through title delays, a commitment that came in right before closing, well and septic inspections, rockfall due diligence, and the challenge of coordinating vendors willing to service a rural property.

Deals like this do not happen by accident. They happen because I stay curious, keep pushing, and do not stop at the first answer. This one took strategy, persistence, and a whole lot of coordination from start to finish.

So happy for my buyers and so proud to have gotten this one officially closed.

Listing agent: Christopher Richling with Silver Creek Realty