Future Real Estate Team

First, do some research and choose a Realtor you like and trust. Second, get pre-qualified with a lender who offers the things that are most important to you like low closing costs or low interest rates. Throughout the home-buying process you're likely to have lots of questions so surrounding yourself with professionals who are knowledgeable and great communicators is of utmost importance.

Same first step as with buyers: First, do some research and choose a Realtor you like and trust. To get your home sold you'll want a Realtor with a proven track record and one with great marketing and advertising skills. Property photographs are super important so make sure your listing agent offers top notch photos. Communication is key when it comes to the selling of a home so your Realtor should be readily accessible.

All types! I've helped military, hospital physicians and executives, first time home buyers, those looking to upgrade, those looking to downsize and everything in between.

I listed a property where the seller warned that I would need a "strong stomach", haha. This acreage property came with known easement issues and a house that was really more of a shell. After months of diligence and persistence I was able to accomplish what a slew of attorneys hadn't been able to by getting two neighboring owners to come to an agreement that led to final closing for my seller. I loved the challenge and truly thrive on problem solving.

My now wife suggested we give it a try when we had just begun dating years ago. Real Estate is an industry that has always interested me so I was more than willing. As it turns out, I found my "dream job" and this will be my career for life.

My inherent personality and career choices have gifted me with the ability to stay calm in stressful situations and sift through the surface emotions to the root of an issue. From ski instructing to river raft guiding and to bar tending, the training I received in handling people and tough situations remains a benefit to my clients.