About Reg

I became a real estate agent nearly 10 years ago after working in the service industry for more than 20 years. While Im not technically a therapist, the time Ive spent bartending has magnified my listening skills and shown me Im a natural problem-solver. Im quick on my feet, and I can see all sides and act fairly in negotiations. I know how to gather the information needed to untangle challenges and find solutions. I listen and then I fight tooth and nail to get the desired outcome for my clients.

In a competitive market like Portland, finding the right home and getting an offer accepted requires creativity, ingenuity, and originality. Thats where I come in.

Owning a home is a labor of love. When touring homes with clients, Im looking at every detail from the perspective of what might arise during a home inspection. I educate my clients about potential issues as well as future upkeep so they can make informed decisions. I work with a team of trusted lenders, inspectors, and contractors to make sure every clients experience is as smooth as possible.

It's important to have an agent who understands what it takes to get the job done. I answer my phone when it rings. Im loyal and never stop advocating for my friends and clients. To keep everything on track for a happy ending, I provide calm and open communication for everyone involved. For me, handing a client new keys is only the beginning of our relationship. Thats the day I become a forever resource for them, their family, and their friends for all things house related.

I grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts, where my father taught me that owning your home meant always having a roof over your head and something to leave your kids. I got my start as a homeowner and a landlady when he left me his building. I grew up watching my single mom fix everything around the house, which taught me early on that if something needs to get done I can figure out how to do it. This knowledge has been fundamental for every home Ive remodeled and for every client whos trying to envision future possibilities for the homes we tour.

I found my people when I moved to Portland in 2001 and fell in love with the queer punk community here. Less than a decade later, I bought my first house with my best friend. Watching friends pay more in rent than I was paying for my mortgage inspired me to use my skills to help my community become homeowners and invest in their own futures.

When Im not showing houses, Im thrifting all over the NW, hanging at the river with my wife and kids, working on house projects, or at a dive bar with friends.