Privacy Policy

This page explains what information Karyn Emerson Real Estate collects when you use karynemerson.com, why it is collected, and how it is handled. If anything below is unclear, reach out through the contact page and I will answer personally.

What I collect

When you fill in the contact form, the lead-capture quiz, or the booking calendar, I collect the name, email, phone number, and free-text details you choose to share. When you schedule a consultation, the booking tool (Calendly) collects the same contact details plus the time slot you pick.

Like most websites, analytics tools record standard technical information when you visit: page URLs, device type, browser, approximate city from your IP, and the pages you viewed. This is used in aggregate to understand what readers find useful.

How I use it

Contact details are used to respond to your inquiry, schedule and prepare for consultations, and follow up on active transactions. I do not sell your information, I do not rent it, and I do not share it with third-party marketing lists.

Information is shared only with the parties needed to serve you: my brokerage (Jill & Co. Realty Group), title companies, lenders you choose to work with, and inspectors you hire, and only with your knowledge during an active transaction.

Email and SMS

If you reach out, I will email or text you back. You can reply STOP at any time to unsubscribe from texts, or ask me to remove your email from my records by replying to any email. I do not send mass marketing blasts, so there is no newsletter to opt out of.

Cookies and analytics

karynemerson.com uses a small number of first-party cookies to remember your session and privacy choices. Aggregated analytics tell me which articles are read and which pages convert. No cross-site tracking, no advertising pixels from third parties that resell your profile.

How long information is kept

Inquiry details are kept for as long as we are in active conversation plus a reasonable period afterward (typically up to three years) so I can reconnect if you come back to the market. Transaction records tied to a closed sale are retained as long as NH real estate and federal tax rules require.

Your rights

You can ask to see what I have on file, correct it, or delete it. Send a note through the contact page and I will respond within a reasonable window. If NH or federal law requires me to retain a record (for example closing paperwork on a completed sale), I will explain what stays and why.

Contact

Privacy questions go to the contact page. I read everything myself.

This policy may be updated as tools or laws change. The last revision date appears at the top of the page.