Taste, not a town

Say how it should feel. I will not pick the map for you.

Filters find houses that fit a spreadsheet. Taste finds the ones you would actually live in. Sullivan learns this, advises on tradeoffs, and hands Jennifer a summary. He does not steer you into a corridor.

1. How should the house feel?

Not the city. The street, the light, the lot. Pick any that are true, then add a sentence if you want.

2. A house you would never buy

Even if the beds, baths, and price worked. This is how Sullivan learns what to skip.

3. What you would trade

The thing you will give up to get the thing you actually want. Sullivan uses this when two homes both “fit.”

4. Optional numbers

Budget and timing help matching. They are not a substitute for taste.

Or open Sullivan and talk it through.

Advise, don’t steer. Sullivan will not rank “best places to buy” or push you into a corridor because inventory is easier there. He will learn what you named, show listings that fit it, and explain tradeoffs of any place you bring up. Jennifer gets the same profile on handoff.

Home Taste FAQ

What is this for?

Filters find spreadsheet fits. Taste finds the houses you would actually live in. Sullivan learns this profile on the buy desk.

Will it pick a town?

No. You name the feel. He advises on tradeoffs. He does not steer geography.

Where does it go?

Straight into Sullivan as a draft message, then to Jennifer on handoff when you are ready.

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