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 at homesforheroes.com, 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.