Selling a home in Pierce County

Having lived here since 2000 and spent 15 years of that in Graham, I know a lot about living and selling in unincorporated Pierce County. I know how windy it gets on the Spanaway plain. I have driven all the roads between the different Bethel district schools trying to get my kids to their next game or practice.

When selling, it is usually about moving into your next chapter. Does this mean being closer to something important to you (work, family) or about making a dream real?

Book a strategy session with me and we will dive into the WHYs and HOWs of selling. I will provide you with some actionable steps, people you may need on your team and more.

Book this free consultation below!

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We will start with an in person chat or a zoom call to discuss what’s really important in this real estate purchase. Is it the schools, the yard, the location, the house? It all matters to you, so share with me what is motivating this move. That way I can advocate for you and help protect this momentous move.

Happy client holding a 'We Said Sold' sign in a modern kitchen with white cabinets and stainless steel refrigerator.
Two people, a man and a woman, standing outdoors in front of a large tree, holding a sign that reads 'WE SAID SOLD'. The man has gray hair, a beard, and is wearing a gray cap and a vest. The woman has dark hair, glasses, and is wearing a navy blue jacket. There's a house and some outdoor equipment visible in the background.
A man and woman standing on a wooden deck in a forest, holding a sign that says 'Hayes Hideaway Est. 2019', surrounded by lush green trees and a lake in the background.
A woman with gray hair smiling and holding a sign that reads "WE SAID SOLD." She is standing in front of a black door with a glass window and a house number "1922" on the green siding.