Contact

Start with a direct conversation.

Call, email, or send a short note with the property, market, relationship, timing, and question you want to frame.

Best first note

Keep the first message short and useful.

Direct phone and email remain the primary contact paths. A concise first note helps Sean understand fit before anyone sends sensitive material.

What to include

  • Who you are
  • Property address, property type, or market area
  • Relationship or representation context
  • Timing and the decision you are trying to frame
  • Best follow-up method

What not to include yet

Please do not send confidential documents, sensitive financial information, private deal materials, rent rolls, tax returns, banking information, or personal financial information through a basic public channel.

Direct contact

Sean Barnebey

Scheduling

Schedule a short introductory call.

Phone and email remain the best direct paths. If a scheduled call is easier, use Calendly for a simple introductory conversation.

Schedule a Call

Please do not include confidential documents, sensitive financial information, or private deal materials in the scheduling form.

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FAQ

Contact questions.

What should I include in a first note?

Include who you are, the property or market, relationship context, timing, the question you are trying to frame, and the best follow-up method.

Should I send confidential materials?

No. Keep the first message high-level. Confidential documents can move through an appropriate private channel later if needed.

Can I schedule instead of emailing?

Yes. Calendly is available for a short introductory call, but direct phone and email remain the primary contact paths.

Does Harbor Lights provide legal, tax, financial, or investment advice?

No. Harbor Lights provides real estate context and process guidance, not legal, tax, financial, investment, securities, or accounting advice.