I’ve been a real estate agent since 2015, which basically means I’ve been running free therapy sessions disguised as house showings. With a psychology degree in my back pocket, I’m fluent in decoding phrases like “cozy” (too small), “investment potential” (money pit), and “we’re just looking” (we’re absolutely buying if the kitchen has quartz). I’ve helped over 100 clients through the highs, lows, and occasional breakdowns of buying or selling a home, and unlike an actual therapist, I don’t charge by the hour.

When I’m not matching people to their “forever home” (or at least their “for-now until they upgrade” home), I moonlight as Vice President of the Fernley Arts, Culture and Events Squad. That’s the crew responsible for haunted houses, mural festivals, and margarita-fueled community spirit. If I’m not selling houses, I’m busy proving that Fernley is way more interesting than Google gives it credit for. Think of it as community service, but with glitter, fake blood, and margaritas.

My style? Equal parts sarcasm and sincerity. I take my work seriously, but not myself. I’ll fight to get you the best deal, laugh with you when Zillow crushes your dreams, and gently remind you that avocado-green carpet is not “retro chic.” Real estate can be stressful, but working with me doesn’t have to be.