Agents answer their own phones
Rich Dallas and Sharon Fincham pick up. No queue, no call center, no mystery assistant you have to brief twice.
This guide covers what buying a home in Washington and Allegheny County, PA actually involves, and how The Dallas-Fincham Team works with buyers from first call to closing. Use it as a checklist, and bring the loose ends to the team for straight answers.
The difference
The team's buyer promise is specific: agents who answer their own phones, a coordinator who owns every deadline, and local knowledge measured in decades, not listing flyers.
Rich Dallas and Sharon Fincham pick up. No queue, no call center, no mystery assistant you have to brief twice.
From offer to closing, one person on the team tracks every date, document, and signature so nothing slips through a busy week.
A husband-and-wife team with 40 years in this market between them, leading a group with 60+ years of combined experience and 2,000+ closed transactions.
Seven out of ten clients came from someone the team had already worked with, and the team holds 292 five-star reviews across the platforms.
The process
Every purchase moves through the same stages. Knowing the order means nothing surprises you at the signing table.
A pre-approval tells you the price range a lender will support and makes your offer competitive. Ask the lender what they want up front, income, assets, and credit documentation, before you spend weekends touring.
The team helps buyers across Washington and Allegheny County, PA, from Peters Township, McMurray, and Canonsburg to Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, and the South Hills, with Coraopolis, Moon, and Robinson on the airport side.
Tours fit your calendar, evenings and weekends included. This listing comes with a full video tour, 40 photos, and an agent who has actually walked the rooms and can answer from memory.
Buyers get honest comparables before they write a number. An offer is price, terms, and deadlines negotiated line by line, with the team's 40 years of local market sense behind every choice.
A home inspection uncovers what a walkthrough cannot see, and the appraisal confirms the value for your lender. Both are normal, expected stages of almost every closing.
A coordinator owns every deadline from contract to close, tracking dates, documents, and signatures. On closing day the keys change hands and the final walkthrough is already done.
Condos, specifically
This very listing is a condo that looks like a townhome: you insure only inside the walls, grass and snow are taken care of through the association, and shared walls keep the entry price point lower. The trade is shared walls and association decisions, which is exactly why these four checks matter.
Grass, snow, exterior maintenance, master insurance, and reserves are the big buckets to price out before you commit.
A healthy reserve means roof and parking-lot surprises do not become special assessments on your bill.
Pets, rentals, deck use, and parking are the rules that tend to surface later, so read them before you offer.
Meet a neighbor or two and ask about noise and how responsive the board is. It is the cheapest due diligence there is.
Where they work
The Dallas-Fincham Team serves buyers and sellers across Washington and Allegheny County, PA: Peters Township, McMurray, Canonsburg, Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, and the South Hills, with Coraopolis, Moon, and Robinson on the airport side.
Wherever you land, the same team answers: Sharon Fincham and Rich Dallas, Associate Brokers with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices The Preferred Realty, backed by a coordinator who owns every deadline from contract to close.
40
years in market, between them
2,000+
transactions closed
7 in 10
clients came referred
292
five-star reviews across platforms
Start the conversation
Budget, neighborhood, timeline, questions: send it all. The team replies within one business day, and the first conversation is always free of jargon.