Washington Township Office Manager | Irongate, Inc., Realtors
40+ Years of Local Real Estate & Homebuilding Experience
Experience Matters. Representation Matters. YOU Matter.
With more than 40 years of experience in real estate, homebuilding, and executive leadership throughout the Miami Valley, I offer buyers and sellers something beyond traditional real estate services: the knowledge, perspective, and professional representation that come from a lifetime in the industry.
My background includes more than 25 years in senior leadership with two of the area's major homebuilders, overseeing construction, sales, operations, customer service, and the development of hundreds of homes annually. This experience gives me an understanding of homes beyond their appearance or asking price—including how they're designed, constructed, maintained, and valued.
Today, as a full-time REALTOR® and Washington Township Office Manager with Irongate, Inc., Realtors, I combine that construction background with local market expertise, professional guidance, and personal attention.
Whether you're buying your first home, selling a longtime family residence, exploring new construction, or relocating within the Miami Valley, my responsibility is to help you make informed decisions while protecting your interests.
Choosing the right home is important. Choosing the right representation matters just as much.
I believe successful real estate relationships are built on trust, strengthened through communication, and sustained by knowledgeable, responsive service.
Proudly serving Dayton, Centerville, Springboro, Washington Township, Beavercreek, Warren County, and communities throughout the Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio.
Real Estate Matters — Because it's about YOU and your HOME.
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Every October, kitchen tables across Centerville and Beavercreek host the same conversation: sell before the holidays, or wait until spring when the yard looks better and the market feels busier. At I
