A boutique Indianapolis real-estate practice. Three agents — one of them me — quietly representing the city's most thoughtful buyers and sellers since 2011.
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No call centers, no junior assistants, no "let me get back to you next Tuesday." The number on this site is Troy's cell. Average response time, Monday through Saturday: 47 minutes.
The average client we work with looks at 14 houses before they find theirs. We have actively talked clients out of more than 60 properties in the last three years — including a few that would have meant nice commissions for us.
Every listing gets a half-day shoot with a working architectural photographer — not an iPhone tour with the agent's car in the driveway. The cost comes out of our pocket. Your homes deserves a portrait.
The relationship doesn't end at the closing table. We're on call for contractor referrals, refi questions, tax-assessment appeals, and the eventual "should I sell this in five years" texts. 38% of our 2025 business came from repeat clients.
"I grew up two miles east of the old Bush Stadium. I learned to drive in a 1991 Dodge Caravan on the cracked asphalt of Forest Manor. I have been inside more Indianapolis houses than I have been inside my own kitchen."
Troy started selling real estate in 2011 with one belief — that buying a home is the most personal financial decision a family ever makes, and it deserves a Realtor who treats it that way. Today he leads a three-agent boutique that operates more like an architecture office than a brokerage.
He sits on the MIBOR Professional Standards Committee, lectures occasionally at Butler's Lacy School of Business, and would rather drive forty-five minutes to look at a property with you than email you the link.
"We listed on a Wednesday. Had four offers by Sunday, closed nine over ask. Troy's photographer made our 1950s ranch look like a magazine spread. He is the only Realtor I will ever use in this city."
"Showed us seventeen houses across three months. Never once made us feel rushed. When we found ours in Irvington, he negotiated 18k off and caught a roof issue at inspection."
"Moved to Indy from Seattle sight-unseen. Troy drove us around for six hours on a Saturday showing neighborhoods, not just houses. Felt like a friend before we'd signed anything."
"Three rental properties in five years. Troy's the only agent I've worked with who'll talk me out of a deal if the math doesn't work. That's worth everything."
Whether you're closing on your fourth investment property or just curious what your bungalow might fetch this spring — we'd love to hear from you. No pressure, no sales scripts, no "drip campaigns."