I began my real estate career 21 years ago after transitioning from a job in Washington, D.C., seeking to be closer to home and gain more flexibility. With two young children at the time, the daily commute to D.C. presented significant challenges. The need for a better work-life balance and more time with my family inspired me to pursue a career in real estate. My administrative background has honed my organizational skills, attention to detail, and strong decision-making—qualities that are essential in guiding clients through the buying and selling process. My priority is to help you find the perfect home and achieve your real estate goals. 

With my in-depth understanding of the local real estate markets, I provide clients with valuable insights into neighborhood trends, pricing strategies, and the best opportunities for buying or selling a home. My expertise extends to navigating the complexities of real estate contracts, ensuring that every detail is handled with precision and care. Whether you’re negotiating terms or reviewing paperwork, I am here to guide you through the process with confidence and clarity, protecting your interests every step of the way.

​As a member of the CENTURY 21 New Millennium Relocation Team, I have specialized training and experience in assisting clients who are moving in or out of the area, whether for work, military assignments, or personal reasons. I am equipped with the resources and knowledge to make your relocation process seamless, no matter the distance. My expertise in handling corporate and military moves ensures that I can provide personalized support, helping you navigate the unique challenges of relocating. With the backing of a nationally recognized brand and a dedicated team, I’m able to offer comprehensive services that make your transition smoother and stress-free.

Now that my children are grown and out of the house, I understand all of the different stages of life and the challenges that come with each.  My goal is to make your real estate journey as seamless and stress-free as possible, and of course, have a little fun while we are at it!