Gilson Home Group

Gilson Home Group My commitment is to create a trust based relationship that serves all your real estate needs.

An Associate Broker with Good Company Realty in Royal Oak, MI, Tim has a passion for real estate and has used it to serve the public since 2000. He loves to learn new ideas and implement them in serving his clients. This has helped him grow as a Realtor, earning important certifications including the Accredited Buyer’s Representation (ABR), the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), and the Certi

fied Distressed Property Expert (CDPE) designations, and is a member of the Institute of Luxury Home Marketing (ILHM). He anticipates and navigates complicated transactional details and understands market trends, setting him apart from most. Tim understands the financial aspects of Real Estate and also recognizes the emotional aspects that affect you. He will take the time to listen and understand your needs and use this to get you where you want to be. Aside from real estate, Tim holds a Bachelors of Science in Engineering from Michigan Technological University and a Masters Degree in International Business from Pepperdine University. He has broad experience in small and large business development and has worked many countries.

08/28/2026

Thinking about moving to Sherwood Forest in Detroit, Michigan? In this quick neighborhood guide, we break down what buyers should know before purchasing a home in this historic Detroit neighborhood.

Sherwood Forest is widely recognized for its large 1920s and 1930s homes, most of which being English Tudors and Georgian Colonials. These homes are praised for each having a unique floorpan and design features, meaning no two are exactly alike. Residents love the charming, character-filled, winding roads of Sherwood Forest, making for a strong sense of community in the neighborhood.

Thinking about buying or selling a home in Sherwood Forest or another Detroit neighborhood? Contact Gilson Home Group for local real estate guidance and current homes for sale.

🏡 JUST LISTED | $230,000 in Farmington HillsUpdated, move-in ready, and offering 1,334 sq. ft. plus a finished lower lev...
08/25/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED | $230,000 in Farmington Hills

Updated, move-in ready, and offering 1,334 sq. ft. plus a finished lower level in the desirable Crosswinds community.

This 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo features a bright updated IKEA kitchen, fresh paint, recessed lighting, a cozy corner fireplace, and flexible additional living space downstairs.

Outside, you’ll have your own private brick paver courtyard — with the community pool just steps away, plus tennis courts and a conveniently located garage.

And with easy access to shopping, dining, and M-5, you’re well positioned for getting around Metro Detroit.

$230,000 | 2 Beds | 1.5 Baths | 1,334 SF

📩 Message us for more information or to schedule a private showing.

08/11/2026

Showings are great for admiring beautiful kitchen finishes, flashy light fixtures, and big backyards, but what about the stuff that affects your actual everyday life? In my 25+ years of real estate experience, here’s what I always tell my clients to pay attention to before submitting an offer:

Because these 6 easily overlooked details can make or break your day-to-day 👇

1. Rush Hour Noise & Your Actual Commute: Drive it on a weekday! It might be longer (and louder) than you think.

2. Nearby Essentials: What are your local grocery stores, parks, and schools? Do they work for your needs and lifestyle?

3. Internet Speeds & Cell Service: Check those bars! You don’t want to end up in a service dead-zone for your cell and internet provider.

5. Future Nearby Construction: Are there developments planned in your area? This can ruin a great view, add traffic to your street, or make your new neighborhood noisy.

6. Guest Parking: Where will visitors actually park? Do you entertain often? Is there accessible street parking for family and friends?

A home should look good on showing day and feel good every day after! My goal is always to help you look beyond the staging so you land a home that truly fits your lifestyle.

What’s a hidden detail you always check when home hunting? Let me know below!

08/07/2026

A home valuation isn't about finding a number, it's about understanding buyers.

The goal is to determine what today's buyers can and are willing to pay, then use that information to position your home for the strongest possible result.

That's why a professional valuation goes beyond an algorithm. It combines market data, buyer behavior, and pricing strategy to give you the clearest picture of your home's true value, and help you maximize what the market is willing to pay.

Rick Rochte
Associate Broker
Gilson Home Group | Good Company Realty

08/05/2026

Online home value tools are a great place to start—but they're not the whole story.

They can analyze public data like square footage, recent sales, and tax records.

What they can't see is often what matters most: thoughtful renovations, premium finishes, a quiet location, natural light, or the feeling buyers get when they walk through the front door.

Those are the details that can have a real impact on what your home is worth.

Send us a message for a complimentary home evaluation.

Rick Rochte
Associate Broker
Gilson Home Group | Good Company Realty

08/03/2026

Online home value estimates mostly look backward at recently sold homes.

But when pricing your home, we're also looking at what's happening right now—the homes buyers are choosing between today.

The goal isn't just to estimate your home's value. It's to strategically price it to create competition, generate demand, and put you in the strongest possible position.

That's the difference between calculating a price and building a pricing strategy.

Rick Rochte
Gilson Home Group | Good Company Realty

08/01/2026

A home's value isn't just a number, it's buyer psychology.

The best agents don't just calculate value. They think like buyers and appraisers.

Why does one home get multiple offers while another sits? Why will buyers stretch their budget for one street, one floor plan, or one backyard?

Understanding why buyers act is what leads to more accurate pricing and better results when it's time to sell.

07/31/2026

Neighborhood matters more than you think.

Online home value estimates can measure square footage. They can't measure the premium buyers place on your street.

A quiet cul-de-sac. A short walk to the neighborhood park. A highly sought-after school district. Even being tucked away from a busy road.

Those neighborhood nuances can make a real difference in what buyers are willing to pay—and they're often missed by automated valuations.

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