Real estate is in my blood. My dad was a Realtor for 40 years, and I started my own career in 1999. But a few years in, I took a path that most agents haven't - I went back to school and spent years working as a licensed occupational therapy assistant (COTA/L) in skilled nursing settings. I participated in home assessments, helped people regain function after illness or injury, and worked alongside families navigating some of life's hardest transitions.
That experience changed how I see everything. When I returned to real estate, I brought all of it with me - the clinical eye, the understanding of how bodies change over time, the ability to look at a home and see not just what it is, but what it might need to be. I now specialize in senior real estate and aging-in-place, holding three credentials that I believe are uniquely complementary: the SRES® (Seniors Real Estate Specialist), CAPS (Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist), and my COTA/L license. Most agents can help you buy or sell. I can help you figure out whether buying or selling is even the right move, and what your home and your health might need if you decide to stay. I take time to actually listen. To understand not just what you're looking for, but what's driving the decision. The worries underneath it, the hopes attached to it, the family dynamics around it. Then I help you think it through clearly, without pressure, and with your best interests as the only agenda.
I'm a wife and mom of two, and Liberty has been home my whole life. When I'm not working, you'll find me at the gym, out exploring, or curled up with a good book. Family is everything to me - which is probably why I take it personally when I get to help someone protect theirs.
If you're navigating a big decision about home - whether to stay, modify, downsize, or make a move - I'd love to help!