Paul Ritter · RE/MAX Partners · Central Ohio
Thinking about selling your current home and buying something bigger? Let's look at what your home might sell for, what the next one could cost, and how the timing might work.
I'm Paul Ritter. I help Central Ohio homeowners think through those questions, whether they're ready to move now or just exploring their options.
Career totals supplied by Paul Ritter in October 2026: 323 transactions and $103,182,359.65 in sales volume. These include early transactions recorded in the MLS under his former team leader, Lee Ritchie. Paul began his real estate career on September 5, 2013. The historical gallery below is a partial archive and does not represent his full career totals.
Sold homes
Looking in a familiar town? Browse prices, home sizes and places I've worked with buyers and sellers. These are past sales, not estimates of what your home is worth today.
historical records. Closing dates supplied by Paul Ritter; property details from the October 2026 Zillow sale-history export. Exact closing dates appear where matched; other cards show “Date unavailable.” Property addresses are not displayed. Past sale prices are not current home values.
Working with Paul
If you're selling one home to buy another, there are three practical questions to answer before you start making offers.
Start with a likely sale-price range, the equity you may have available, and the full monthly cost of the next home.
Your mortgage payoff, selling costs, down payment, property taxes, insurance and changes in maintenance. These are questions to review together—not a loan quote or an appraisal.
Two homes on the same street can sell for different amounts. Updates, layout, condition and competing listings all matter.
We would compare recent relevant sales, look closely at the differences between homes, and discuss which improvements or presentation choices are worth making before listing.
Selling and buying are connected. Your offer terms, closing dates and possession plan can make the difference between one move and two.
We'll talk through the timing of your sale and purchase, possible contingencies, builder schedules if applicable, and a backup plan if one side takes longer than expected.
Zillow reviews
Read what buyers and sellers said about their experience. Filter by the kind of move you are considering, or swipe through the selected reviews.
Selected excerpts from Zillow team reviews. Some are shortened; read the original reviews on Zillow.
Client stories
A Central Ohio homeowner needed more space and didn't want to move twice. Here is how the sale, the build schedule and possession were lined up.
Selling + building
They were ready for more space, but selling their current home and buying the next one meant lining up the timing carefully.
They compared an existing resale home with a new build, including the costs and the expected schedule. While construction continued, the team worked on preparing the current house for market and coordinating possession after the sale.
Based on a Central Ohio move-up client story shared with Paul.
Talk with Paul · RE/MAX Partners
Let’s look at what your home might sell for, what the next one could cost, and how buying and selling could fit together.
If moving doesn’t make sense yet, that’s worth knowing too.
Paul is supported by licensed assistant Meghan Havens.
Past transactions and client experiences are specific historical examples, not guarantees of future outcomes. Any future purchase or sale involves market and personal circumstances.
