My journey into real estate didn’t begin in an office, but on 38 acres of woods and meadow. Fascinated by the tiny home movement, I enrolled in a building school and built my first tiny house on wheels - and somewhere in that process, I discovered how deeply personal a home truly is.
I've since purchased my own land and helped build a second tiny home right here at Laney College in Oakland. Those experiences shaped how I see my work - a home is never just a purchase or a sale. It’s a place where you can be fully yourself, grow into your dreams, and let possibilities unfold. I’m here to help you find it.
Before real estate, I spent a decade in public service - first as an FBI analyst decoding trends in numbers and patterns in human behavior, then as a change advisor at the Federal Reserve, working with senior leadership through one of the organization's most significant periods of transformation. My job was to make sure people didn’t just survive the change - they thrived through it.
Today I bring that same blend of analytical precision and human understanding to buyers and sellers alike across the East Bay - from first-time buyers finding their footing and growing families needing room to expand, to empty nesters ready to sell and simplify, and relocation clients navigating a major move from a distance.
Outside of real estate, you'll often find me in overalls, happily immersed in sawdust with my wood router and Skilsaw, brewing up my next DIY project or rolling up my sleeves for a community renovation. That resourceful, can-do approach is honestly just how I tackle most things: show up and dig in!
The clients I connect with most value the same things I do: genuine connection, honest communication, and a relationship that doesn't end when the keys exchange hands.
If you're looking for a guide who's as invested in your next chapter as you are, I’d love to be that person.
