For the people who care for and teach our community
I spent years in healthcare before real estate, so I know what long shifts and full schedules feel like. Healthcare workers and teachers may qualify for Homes for Heroes savings too.
A buying or selling process that respects your time
Nurses, techs, dental and medical staff, and educators often have the least free time to house-hunt. I'll do the legwork: filtering listings, previewing homes and keeping everything organized so your time is spent only on homes worth seeing.
Teachers planning a summer move? Let's start early so you can be settled before the new school year.
- Homes for Heroes Hero Rewards® for qualifying healthcare professionals and teachers
- Showings around 12-hour shifts and school schedules
- Video previews to save you trips
- Planning around summer breaks and start dates
- A former healthcare professional who gets it
Questions I hear a lot
Do nurses and teachers qualify for Homes for Heroes?
Healthcare professionals and teachers are among the groups Homes for Heroes serves. Check current eligibility on my Homes for Heroes page, or I can help you confirm.
I work nights. Can we still tour homes?
Yes. We'll find times that work, and video tours can help narrow things down before you see homes in person.
When should a teacher start looking for a summer move?
Starting in early spring gives you time to get pre-approved, find a home and close before the school year starts.
Let's talk about your next move.
No pressure, no pitch. Just a real conversation about where you are and where you want to be.