Bring the location first
The city, region, or municipality matters right away. Even if you have not bought the lot yet, knowing where you want to build changes the conversation.
Bring the lot if you have it
If you already have a property in mind, bring the address, listing, survey, dimensions, and any photos or notes you have. The lot shapes what can realistically happen next.
Bring inspiration, but keep it clean
Five strong images are better than fifty random ones. Pick references that clearly show the style, finish direction, and mood you want.
Ideal first-meeting checklist
- Municipality or target area
- Lot information or listing link
- Approximate home size and number of storeys
- Must-have spaces and non-negotiables
- A few strong inspiration images
- Your timing goals and any important constraints
Know what you want answered
Some buyers want to know whether the lot fits the vision. Others want to understand process, timing, or what to solve before they go further. If you know what kind of clarity you need, the meeting becomes much more useful.
Free initial consultation
If you want that kind of conversation, ask for a consultation. We will help you sort what matters first and what can wait.