As a Realtor, I pride myself on earning the certification as a Certified Divorce Real Estate Expert. I understand how confusing the selling process can be and recognize the challenges my clients face. I prioritize caring and integrity, ensuring that I provide the best possible service. 

I believe that technology, while useful, should never hinder the level of service and personal connection I offer. I prioritize the needs of my clients above all else and ensure that technology never gets in the way of providing the best possible experience. 

What sets me apart is my recognition that each sale is a deeply personal journey. I approach every transaction with empathy, patience, and a genuine desire to help my clients navigate the complexities of real estate. I draw upon my extensive experience to offer valuable guidance and advice, empowering my clients to make informed decisions at every step. I do this at every opportunity but particularly with my clients who are divorcing. Having gone through a painful divorce and not had the support system that is available now, I aim to provide a culture where I can be of help with real estate but also provide referrals to attorneys, divorce coaches, therapists, financial professionals and lenders who are all trained to help in this specialized field.   

Throughout our journey together, I am committed to providing guidance and advice. I leverage my experience and knowledge to empower my clients, enabling them to make well-informed decisions. By offering valuable insights and options, I strive to make the selling process as smooth and stress-free as possible. 

 If you're going through a divorce or simply need assistance with selling your property, I am here to guide you with care, integrity, and dedication. I understand the emotions involved, and I am committed to being by your side throughout the entire process. Your satisfaction and peace of mind are my top priorities. 

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