When people ask me what I do, the easy answer is real estate. But the truth
is, I really enjoy helping people through important moments in life.

I’ve been licensed since 2011, after starting in the industry as an office
assistant. My broker at the time saw something in me and encouraged me to get
my license — a decision that completely changed the direction of my career. In
2015, I joined ERA OakCrest Realty, where I’ve continued building a business
focused on relationships, honesty, and being someone people can genuinely count
on.

Clients often describe me as kind, hardworking, responsive, and easy to talk
to. I take a zero-pressure approach because I believe people deserve honest
guidance, not sales tactics. Whether someone is buying their first home,
selling a longtime property, investing, or navigating a difficult transition, I
want them to feel supported every step of the way.

One of my favorite parts of the job is closing day — seeing all the hard
work finally pay off and celebrating such an important milestone with my
clients. No two transactions are ever the same, and I truly enjoy learning
something new with every client and every property.

Outside of real estate, community involvement is a huge part of my life. I
serve on the education committee for the Blue
Ridge Association of Realtors, am a board member for Shenandoah Valley Runners, volunteer as a
high school cheerleading coach, and manage Parks and Recreation for the Town of
Strasburg. When I’m not working,
you’ll usually find me running, hiking, exercising, or spending time with my
family.

At the end of the day, I hope people walk away from working with me feeling
like they had someone in their corner — and feeling like they met a genuinely
good person along the way.

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