Beth Burtt, Realtor

Beth Burtt, Realtor Providing the highest level of service for buyers & sellers. Follow on Instagram at ! "My client's needs come first.

As a broker and owner of Brush Hill Realtors, Beth has been a top producer in Hinsdale and the surrounding areas for more than 35 years. Her superlative level of service and unsurpassed knowledge of the area allow her to cater to her clients needs. Beth was recognized by Chicago Agent magazine as a “Top Producer" yearly since 2010. Passion, commitment and expertise have been the driving force for Beth’s success. I guarantee the highest level of service and unsurpassed knowledge of the area," said Beth. "My success has come of my genuine passion, commitment, and expertise." As a lifelong resident of the Hinsdale area, she graduated from Oak School, Hinsdale Middle School and Hinsdale Central High School. She is the proud mother of two children who have graduated from Elm School, Hinsdale Middle School and Hinsdale Central High School -- and since graduated from the University of Alabama and Colorado State University. She is a member of the Garden Club of Hinsdale, Women’s Auxiliary Board of Robert Crown and have served for seven years as a committee member of the Antique Show benefiting the Hinsdale Community House. Her extensive knowledge of the community, personalized service, unending dedication, keen sense of the real estate market, aggressive marketing strategies, and enthusiastic personality are a guarantee for unsurpassed service. "I have found it incredibly rewarding to really get to know my clients and have continued the friendships throughout the years," said Beth. Exclusively selling homes in the Hinsdale, Burr Ridge, Clarendon Hills, Downers Grove, Oak Brook, Western Springs, LaGrange and surrounding areas enables her to give a very intelligent and knowledgeable opinion of value and marketing techniques to better sell your home.

If you want to move by the end of the year…here’s when you need to reach out to your agent.A lot of people think that fi...
08/14/2026

If you want to move by the end of the year…here’s when you need to reach out to your agent.

A lot of people think that finding the house is the part that takes the most time, but in most cases it happens faster than you expect.

Closing alone takes around 30 to 45 days once you’re under contract. Add the time to actually find the right home, plus getting your financing lined up before you start, and “by the holidays” means starting the conversation now, not in October.

Reaching out early doesn’t lock you into anything. It just means when you find the one, you’re ready to move on it instead of scrambling.

If a move by year-end is even a maybe, let’s talk.

Online search engines are great for browsing…for fun.But it won’t tell you the stuff that actually protects you, the rea...
08/12/2026

Online search engines are great for browsing…for fun.

But it won’t tell you the stuff that actually protects you, the read on the sellers, the reason a price is what it is, when to move and when to wait.

That’s what I’m here for.

Show me the listings you’ve been saving and let’s talk about what’s really going on.

The lock-in effect is real.But it doesn’t have to keep you from moving on if your current house isn’t serving you anymor...
08/10/2026

The lock-in effect is real.

But it doesn’t have to keep you from moving on if your current house isn’t serving you anymore.

While you wait for rates to drop, prices are rising and competition is slowly and steadily increasing.

Here’s some quick, back-of-the-napkin math to put it in perspective.

➡️ Buy now at $500,000 at a 6.5% rate with 20% down, and your payment lands around $2,528/mo.

➡️ Wait, and buy later at $515,000 at a 6.25% rate with 20% down? That payment is about $2,537/mo.

A future drop in rates doesn’t automatically make a home more affordable if prices keep climbing. Waiting can mean you pay more and build less equity over time.

If you’ve been sitting on the fence because of your rate, talk to a lender to run your actual numbers, not the back-of-the-napkin version.

You might have more room than you think. Send me a message if you’re ready to have a conversation.

Here’s your August home checklist.This month leans into the stuff people forget until it’s a problem, plus a couple that...
08/07/2026

Here’s your August home checklist.

This month leans into the stuff people forget until it’s a problem, plus a couple that just make life easier as everyone heads back into their routines.

Save this list and knock out your to-dos in one weekend.

Showing houses at 7am before you go to work.Meeting the inspector on a Saturday so you don’t have to take a day off.Talk...
08/05/2026

Showing houses at 7am before you go to work.

Meeting the inspector on a Saturday so you don’t have to take a day off.

Talking you off the ledge when the appraisal comes in weird.

Answering the “is this a dumb question” text at 9pm (it’s never a dumb question).

When I say I’m up for anything, this is the anything.

It’s the part of the job that doesn’t fit on a business card, and honestly it’s my favorite part.

Need someone in your corner like that? You know where to find me.

A moment to remember why we get to enjoy the long weekend. Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day!
05/25/2026

A moment to remember why we get to enjoy the long weekend. Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day!

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05/25/2026

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If that’s what the lady wants, give it to her. 😂Honestly? She’s not asking for much…Just a bigger house, better location...
05/15/2026

If that’s what the lady wants, give it to her. 😂

Honestly? She’s not asking for much…
Just a bigger house, better location, more storage, a pool, and maybe some water views.

Totally reasonable.

Not the stuff you’ll find on a mortgage calculator. The real things that would have saved my clients time, stress, and i...
05/13/2026

Not the stuff you’ll find on a mortgage calculator. The real things that would have saved my clients time, stress, and in some cases, money.

Here’s what I tell every first-time buyer before we ever step foot in a house:

The house you fall in love with online will feel different in person. Sometimes better. Sometimes not. Keep an open mind and trust your gut when you’re actually standing in it.

Your must-have list will change after your third showing. That’s normal. The things that matter shift once you start seeing real houses in real neighborhoods.

The neighborhood matters as much as the house. You can renovate a kitchen. You can’t renovate a location.

Get pre-approved before you fall in love with anything. Nothing is worse than finding the right house and not being ready to move on it.

The first offer you write might not win. That’s also normal. Buying a home is a process and the right one always comes around.

And the most important thing — ask every question, even if you think it’s a silly one. There are no silly questions in real estate. There are only buyers who didn’t ask enough of them!

To every mom who made the house feel like home, knew where everything was, and somehow kept it all together — today is y...
05/10/2026

To every mom who made the house feel like home, knew where everything was, and somehow kept it all together — today is yours.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms in my community. You deserve the whole day!

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