My journey into real estate was unconventional, sparked by a less-than-ideal experience as a first-time homebuyer. When my family purchased our first home, we felt like a mere transaction to our agent, essentially left alone to navigate a complex process. Recognizing the need for genuine support and advocacy during such a significant financial decision, I decided to become a real estate agent with a mission: to offer an innovative and personalized real estate experience, no matter your price point. I firmly believe that luxury lies in the quality of the experience, not in the price tag of the home.

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My approach is highly data-driven, backed by a track record of success for both buyers and sellers. Prior to venturing into real estate, I earned a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University and held roles as a residency director, physical therapist, and clinical researcher. My achievements in this field garnered multiple national awards, speaking engagements at conferences, and published research. While transitioning from residency director to real estate agent may seem unusual, the analytical, organizational, and interpersonal skills from my previous profession have proven invaluable in the real estate arena.

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Having resided in the Atlanta area for over two decades, I now proudly call Milton my home with my husband, two young children, and two rescue dogs. During my free time, you'll often find me on a run, designing our next renovation project, or relaxing with a good glass of pinot noir in my hands. My primary focus as a real estate agent is on the North Atlanta area, with special attention to Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Cumming, Canton, and surrounding communities.