In 1989, my husband had a dream. We had no money, but he wanted a house. Of course I thought he was crazy, but I went along with it.  We found an agent who was wonderful and she found a seller who was willing to sell to us eventhough we had no deposit.  She believed in the dream more than I did and made it a reality!  At the time, I worked in education finance helping people realize a different part of the American dream - a college education.  Without knowing it then, she and I had a lot in common. Our personal and professional beliefs drive us to want to help people do what they think is impossible. People call me a dreamer and that's true. Someone recently said to me that it takes a lot of courage and strength to continue to believe in your dreams and it's true. Why? Because there's a lot of nay-sayers in the world. Don't listen to them.  If you dream of owning a home, we can work together to make your dream come true.  I've been committed to helping people from all walks of life for most of my life.  It really does take a lot of courage and strength to continue to believe, but I have enough of both to make it happen for you.  Finding the right home for a person takes a lot of work and patience sometimes, but it's the most rewarding job I've ever had.  The best real estate agent is one who will really listen to your needs.  Only then can we build a plan together to realize your dream.

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