Sixty-five years in the Tri-Cities. Thirty-three of them selling its homes.

Selling a home looks simple from the outside: list it, show it, take the best offer. Anyone who has done it knows better. Pricing, preparation, marketing, negotiation, and timing each carry real money, and a misstep in any one of them comes straight out of what you walk away with.

My job is to take that whole weight off your shoulders. You probably have a full-time job and a household to run, so I orchestrate the entire sale: what your home is worth today, what’s worth fixing before we list and what isn’t, and how to present it so buyers compete for it. My network of local contractors gets homes show-ready quickly, which means we hit the market on your timeline instead of theirs.

Buyers get the same treatment. After three decades here, I know which neighborhoods, builders, and streets hold their value, and I’ll tell you plainly when a house isn’t worth your offer.