I was born and raised right here in the Treasure Valley, and after 34 years, it’s still home in every sense of the word. I’ve watched this area grow, change, and attract people from all over, and I understand firsthand why. There’s something special about this place that you don’t fully get until you’ve lived it.

Before getting into real estate, I earned my degree in Kinesiology from Whittier College in California, where I was a collegiate swimmer. That experience shaped a lot of who I am, discipline, consistency, and showing up for people. After graduating, I came back to Idaho and stayed connected to the community through the YMCA as a swim coach, working closely with local families and building relationships that meant something beyond just day to day interactions.

Real estate felt like a natural next step. I’ve always enjoyed helping people, and with how quickly the Treasure Valley continues to grow, I saw an opportunity to guide others through one of the biggest decisions they’ll make, whether that’s finding a home, investing, or putting down roots here for the first time. I especially enjoy working with first time home buyers, families, and those relocating to the area, helping them navigate the process with clarity and confidence. I’m actively working with buyers and sellers across the valley, staying closely in tune with what’s happening in the market and what opportunities are out there.

I don’t approach this business as just transactions. I approach it as someone who knows the area, cares about the people in it, and wants to be a reliable resource you can actually trust. If you’re moving here, I’ll give you the honest perspective of someone who’s lived it. If you’ve been here a while, I understand what makes each pocket of this valley unique.

Outside of real estate, you’ll usually find me traveling, catching a good movie, spending time with my dogs, getting in the pool, or up on the mountain snowboarding, depending on the season.