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Good real estate starts with listening.
Before the comps, before the MLS, before the photos — we start with the family meeting. Most of our best work is in the questions we ask, not the answers we arrive with.
I'm Kevin Rich, founder of East Point Properties — your trusted partner in senior real estate and estate property solutions.
I started East Point Properties because families navigating senior transitions needed more than a real-estate agent. They needed someone who could sit at the kitchen table, listen for the full story, and then coordinate every moving piece — the sale, the cleanout, the paperwork, the conversation with the adult children who live out of state.
For the last twenty years, that’s what we’ve done. We’ve helped hundreds of families across twenty-one Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire towns — from Newburyport down to Woburn, across the Merrimack Valley, through the North Shore. No two moves look the same. No two conversations start in the same place.
My specialty is the kind of real estate that most practices avoid because it’s messy: estates in probate, houses that need work, parents who aren’t sure yet, adult children who don’t agree yet. These situations deserve the most patience and the most craft, not the least.
I work with a small, trusted team — Sean, Gita, Tina, and Bill — because a concierge practice means someone knows your file at every point in the process. You don’t get handed off. You don’t start over with a new voice. That’s the whole promise.
Kevin met with us and provided a strategy for cleanout and renovation for the property of my sister’s estate. He was able to take the lead because we do not live in Massachusetts. This sale was done without my physical presence — Kevin and his team did the footwork to make it possible.
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Before the comps, before the MLS, before the photos — we start with the family meeting. Most of our best work is in the questions we ask, not the answers we arrive with.
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A senior transition has too many moving parts to coordinate solo. Our practice exists to be the one call instead of the twenty calls.
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The mail getting forwarded. The contractor showing up. The closing scheduling around the family calendar. These aren't the extras — these are the job.
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Sometimes the right advice is to wait a season, or to list differently, or to decline the move. We'd rather give the honest answer and earn the call ten years from now.
If you’d like to talk, I’d like to listen.
Most first conversations happen on the phone. Some start in person over coffee. Either works.