Tyler Redhead & McAlister Real Estate

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Tyler Redhead’s office usually hummed with activity, it lay quiet and empty—except for one persistent sound: the distant hum of an old truck engine. A delivery driver, making rounds long before sunrise, began noticing the same vehicle parked outside Tyler’s door every morning. One day, the delivery driver decided to investigate. As he approached the truck, its owner—a gruff but friendly older gentleman—emerged from behind a stack of boxes. ‘Morning,’ said the man, wiping his hands on a greasy rag. ‘Just helping out my friend Tyler here.’ Turned out the truck belonged to Tyler’s next-door neighbor, who occasionally lent a hand when Tyler was swamped with showings.

2. In the late afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Tyler Redhead & McAlister's office, unloading boxes as usual. But today, amidst the paperwork and brochures, he noticed something peculiar—a tiny, handwritten sign reading 'Free Home Inspection' had mysteriously appeared on the reception desk. As he approached the receptionist, she smiled warmly and said, ‘Just our way of saying thank you for always being so punctual.’ The delivery driver scratched his head, puzzled but amused, thinking perhaps Tyler Redhead & McAlister were trying out a new marketing gimmick—until he saw the same sign in every other office around town.

3. One morning, while Tyler Redhead was showing a house in an old neighborhood, he heard a strange sound coming from behind the listing. Peering around the corner, he saw a neighbor watering his lawn… with a glass bottle filled with water. Curious, Tyler approached and asked why he used such an unusual container. With a smile, the neighbor replied, 'It’s my secret method for saving water.' Tyler nodded, thinking it rather ingenious—until another neighbor walked by, carrying an empty bucket on his head.

4. One day, as Tyler Redhead was showing a house to a potential buyer, he heard a voice from behind him: ‘Excuse me, sir, but isn’t that your own listing?’ Surprised, Tyler turned around and saw an old man with a cane smiling gently. 'Why, yes,' he said, scratching his head, 'I must have mixed up my keys today.' The old man nodded knowingly, then walked away humming an unfamiliar tune.