1. How long have you been in the real estate industry, and why did you get into this business? I’ve been working in real estate since 2007. I had an opportunity open up in college to work on-site at a on-site sales office.  From there I knew I wanted to pursue real estate and took my real estate courses a few months later.

2. What is your favorite thing about being a real estate broker? I love being able to assist people in achieving their homeownership goals. Whether it is a first time home buyers purchasing their first property, empty nesters downsizing, investors expanding their portfolios, or clients transitioning into a new phase of life I love being their to advise them through the process.

3. What is something you have learned from being a real estate broker? Each and everyone of my clients have a different story and something to share that I can learn from.  I love the opportunity to meet all types of different people and get to know them, while learning things about them, the world, and myself.

4. How long have you been in Durango and what brought you here? I transferred to Fort Lewis College from Quinnipiac University in 2005. I fell in love with Durango and have been here since.

5. What do you like to do outside of work? I love enjoying the variety of outdoor activities in the area with my family.  Skiing, snowshoeing, paddleboarding, mountain biking, hiking…..

6. What makes Legacy Properties West Sotheby’s International Realty unique? Their unparalleled level of service combined with  local ownership and an extensive global network.

7. What is one of your greatest personal accomplishments? Raising my family and living and working in a place that I love; I’ve been able to achieve a life that I do not need a vacation from.

8. What are you passionate about? Helping people find their passions and gain the confidence to step outside their comfort zones.

9. What is your favorite thing about living in the Southwest Colorado area? The diversity of available outdoor recreations, seemingly endless sunshine, and the great Durango community.