I love real estate. I love the houses, the neighborhoods, the before-and-afters, and finding the hidden gem that someone else might overlook. I can talk houses all day, but I’m probably even more curious about the person buying or selling one. What’s behind the move? What are you hoping for next? What matters to you that might not show up on a checklist?

Whether it’s your first home or your fifth, every move is a little different. Some people know exactly what they want from day one. Others need to see a dozen houses before they realize the thing they thought was a must-have really isn’t. And sometimes the plan changes completely along the way. That’s all part of it.

I like getting to know the in-a-perfect-world version first: the neighborhood you’d love to live in, how you actually want to use your home, the things you won’t compromise on, and the things you might for the right place. Then we figure out what that looks like in the real world.

I’m naturally a details person (sometimes to a fault), so I’ll notice the things you may not, ask a lot of questions, do my homework, and tell you what I think. I also have the benefit of a pretty incredible network at Windermere and years of local knowledge (I'm a PNW native through-and-through) to pull from when we need it. And if I don’t know the answer to something, I probably know who does.

At the end of the day, I want you to feel like you had someone in your corner who really understood what you were trying to accomplish and made the whole thing a little easier along the way.

That’s the kind of real estate experience I’d want for myself, and it’s the one I try to give my clients.