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How am I different from other real estate agents?
I am dedicated to you and your goals, needs, wants…your happiness. My entire goal is for your complete satisfaction.
It's also very important to me to build trusting friendships with my clients and provide them with a professional service, while still having fun throughout their home selling experience. The relationships that I strive to build are lasting friendships that don't end once the unpacking is over.
Technology
I will utilize the latest technologies, market research and business strategies to exceed your expectations. Over 350 websites will be populated with details of the sale of your home. Your home will also be featured in my monthly e-Newsletter, currently being sent out to over 225 contacts.
Communication
I provide you with the best professional service while keeping you informed every step of the way. I contact my Sellers every week to provide feedback from showings. I educate my clients with details on how the market is changing and customize marketing strategies for my Sellers. More importantly, I listen, and that means that I find solutions that are tailored to you. Above all, by keeping you informed throughout your home selling and buying processes and providing you with recommendations along the way, you will be able to make well-informed decisions.
Personal
Whether in life or in business, my goal is to make people happy. I chose a career in real estate to meet people and help them make informed decisions while still having fun throughout their home buying or selling experience. Buying or selling your home is a BIG DEAL! It should be fun, not stressful.
I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I enjoy many outdoor activities and sports such as gardening, camping, hiking, snowboarding, snowshoeing, mountain biking, basketball, football, tennis, and golf.
I have volunteered and participated in many local activities including the Susan G. Komen “Race for the Cure”, the American Cancer Society’s “Relay for Life”, the Autism Speaks “We Are Curing Autism Now 5K Race”, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s “MS150”, the Special Olympics, and the Salvation Army's "Red Kettle Campaign".
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