There’s a version of this job that photographs really well. Nice listings, clean marketing, professional headshots. That part is real, and I work hard at it. But it’s not the whole picture, and lately I’ve been thinking about the parts that don’t make it into the feed. The Details Nobody Sees The early morning at the barn cleaning a water trough before a 9am showing. The walkthrough I did three extra times on a listing before it went live because I needed to understand every

There's a reel on my Instagram right now that kind of says everything. One clip is me at a professional content shoot, polished and put together. The next is real life: horses, kids, goofy moments, and the version of me that spends more time in boots than heels. The caption writes itself. The polished version is real. So is everything else. What You're Actually Hiring When people hire a real estate agent, they usually think about credentials, market knowledge, and track recor

I have been in real estate long enough to know when a property is genuinely different. Most listings are variations on a theme — good bones, good location, solid value. Then occasionally something comes along that stops you mid-scroll because there is no comparable. The Canyon House in Colbert, Washington is that property. This is not a listing I can write about the way I write about most. So I'm going to tell you exactly what it is. What This Property Is The Canyon House sit

The South Hill in Spokane holds a special place in this market. It always has. Streets lined with character, established neighborhoods, homes with history and soul -- it is the kind of area where people put down roots and stay for decades. So when a client came to me needing help selling his mother's home on 39th Avenue after she passed, I understood the weight of what we were doing together. This was not just a transaction. It was the closing of a very important chapter, and

Some transactions just stay with you. This is one of them. Earlier this year I had the privilege of helping a young couple purchase their very first home -- ten acres in Chattaroy, Washington, just outside of Spokane. She was wrapping up vet school and stepping into a new job in the area. He was right there beside her, ready to start the next chapter. And together they had a vision that made my heart happy the moment they described it -- land, wildlife, a shop to do projects

I will be honest with you. My world is residential real estate. Single family homes, families finding their place, buyers relocating to the Spokane area and falling in love with this region the way I did. That is my lane and I love it. But every once in a while, a property comes across my desk that I genuinely cannot stop thinking about, and this Spokane Valley quadplex on East Skyview Avenue is one of them. If you have been thinking about dipping your toe into investment rea

If you have been searching for a home in Spokane and keep running into the same thing -- overpriced, over-renovated, or just not the right fit -- I want to talk to you about Fairwood Park. And specifically, about a home on West Bellwood Drive that I think a lot of buyers are going to overlook, and they really should not. I listed this one myself, and here is why I am excited about it. The Neighborhood First Fairwood Park sits in North Spokane in the Mead School District, and