Sound like you?
Then the Love Selling Your Home series will be perfect for you. This guide will walk you through selling your home for the Most Money with the Least Hassle.
Sounds great, right? Get it here!

February is a great month to knock out one of the simplest — and most important — home maintenance tasks: testing your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. This small habit plays a big role in home safety and long-term peace of mind. What to Check This Month Take a few minutes to: Many alarms stop […]
continue reading...

When most homeowners think about “home value,” they often picture renovations — new kitchens, updated bathrooms, big projects. Don’t you? But in reality, value is protected long before upgrades ever come into play. It’s protected through consistent, thoughtful maintenance, done over time. Maintenance Isn’t About Perfection One of the biggest misconceptions homeowners have is that […]
continue reading...

Going under contract is a big moment. For many first-time buyers, it feels like the hardest part is over — you found a home, your offer was accepted, and things are finally moving. But this is also the phase where buyers often feel the most unsure… simply because no one has explained what happens next. […]
continue reading...

If selling your home is something you see happening in the next one to three years, you’re in a great position — even if you’re not ready to make any moves yet. This is the ideal window to prepare intentionally without pressure, panic, or unnecessary upgrades. Here’s what actually makes a difference during this phase. […]
continue reading...

January is usually when people slow down enough to notice their finances. Where money actually went.What stayed consistent.What felt tighter than expected. That awareness is powerful — but it’s only the first step. February is where things start to click. February Is About Alignment, Not Overhaul By February, the goal isn’t to “fix” your budget […]
continue reading...

For many first-time buyers, looking just outside Austin city limits opens up more possibilities — more space, newer homes, and often a more comfortable monthly payment. Places like Kyle, Buda, or Dripping Springs are especially popular right now. And while most buyers feel confident in their decision overall, there are a few things they’re often […]
continue reading...

One of the biggest things that holds first-time buyers back isn’t money or timing — it’s pressure. Pressure to buy the perfect home.Pressure to pick the perfect neighborhood.Pressure to make a decision that feels permanent. Here’s the truth I wish more buyers heard early on: 👉 Your first home is not your forever home — […]
continue reading...

Buying your first home is exciting — but it’s also unfamiliar territory. Most first-time buyers don’t make mistakes because they’re careless…they make them because no one ever explained how the process actually works. Over the years, I’ve seen a few patterns come up again and again. The goal of this list isn’t to overwhelm you […]
continue reading...

Baby, it’s still cold outside — at least by Texas standards 😉So for January, I’m staying on the warm-and-cozy train with a simple but important home maintenance focus: checking the weatherproofing around your windows and doors. This is one of those small tasks that’s easy to overlook, but it can make a noticeable difference in […]
continue reading...

As a homeowner, it’s easy to feel like improving your home means spending a lot of money. The truth?Some of the most impactful improvements are also the simplest — and the most affordable. Whether you’re thinking about selling in the future or just want to be intentional about where you put your time and money, […]
continue reading...
When I bought my first home in 2005, I didn't fully understand the homebuying process, what it took to maintain my home as an asset, or how to get the most value when we wanted to sell...and my agent didn't teach me either! Without guidance or a clear plan, my home turned into a burden instead of the blessing I dreamed of. I don't want this to happen to you.
Whether you're a first-time buyer, a seller preparing to move, or a homeowner wanting to make the most of what you have, my goal is to educate, guide, and support you through every step. I break down the process so you understand what's happening, why it matters, and how to make confident decisions that set you up for long-term success.
Here's how I help:
First-Time Buyers: I walk you through every step—from understanding your budget to closing day—so you feel confident and prepared, not overwhelmed.
Sellers: I help you position your home for the best outcome, navigate negotiations, and maximize your sale with strategy and care.
Homeowners: I provide ongoing education, market insights, and budgeting tips so your home stays an asset and you feel empowered as a homeowner.
Real estate doesn't have to be confusing or stressful. With the right guidance, it can be one of the best decisions you ever make. I'd love to chat with you about your goals and show you how I can help.