Finding the right home is just part of the puzzle.

Buying or selling a home is one of the most important decisions you will ever make, but finding the right home is just part of the puzzle.  You also need to put together a home inspector, a lender, a title company, home insurance, perhaps a handy man, plumber or maybe a roof guy.  You will need a legally binding contract, a home inspection and will have to meet various deadlines. There will be lender required forms, State required forms, Federally required forms, IRS forms, and many of these in duplicate, triplicate or even the obnoxiously tree killing quadruplicate.

A strong, experienced, dedicated REALTOR can make a huge differences in helping all of the pieces come together.  I understand the process and can help you understand it too.  I know lenders, inspectors, Title Companies, Handy Men, Plumbers, Insurance agents, Accountants and can put them all to work for you.  Helping you get the best deal on your dream home or the best purchase price for the home you want to sell.

I am a a full-time Realtor and have been for over 20 years.  I have a plethora of past clients to attest to my strengths as well as the backing one of the strongest real estate companies in business today.

Whether Buying or Selling don't start the puzzle with important pieces missing contact me today and lets get started.

EDUCATION
Licensed Realtor
1986 Graduate of The Ohio State University
 

EXPERIENCE
OVer 20 Years as a Licensed Professional Real Estate Agent

AWARDS
Multi-Million Dollar Producer
Candidate for the Columbus Board of Realtors 25 Million Dollar Club
Quality Choice Award for 100% Customer  Satisfaction
Circle of Excellence - Outstanding Sales and Performance
Top Listing and Closing Agent for Hilliard Office
Ohio Association of Realtors Presidents Club
Ohio Association of Realtors Award of Distinction


SKILLS
High Energy and Enthusiastic Team
Expert in Residential Marketing and Promotion
Knowledgeable in all Aspects of Real Estate

You'll Feel Right at Home Working with Us

Buying or selling a home isn't just a large financial transaction. It can also represent your hopes for the future and the dreams you share with your family.  That's why it's important to choose the right real estate agent. You want somebody with integrity, experience, and knowledge, but also someone who will take the time to get to know you and will work hard to serve your best interests.

That's what we do everyday at Trustline Partners. We've built our reputations by going above and beyond the usual standard of service. We treat every client, regardless of their budget, the way we would want to be treated.

When you partner with us, you benefit from our individual strengths, as well as what we can offer as a dedicated team of professionals. You will benefit from the strength of our relationship with Coldwell Banker King Thompson.

Public  Schools
Bexley
Columbus
Dublin
Fairbanks Local Schools
Gahanna
Granville
Hilliard
Jonathan Alder Local School
New Albany - Plain Local Schools
Pickerington Local Schools
Reynoldsburg City Schools
South Western City Schools
Upper Arlington
Westerville
Worthington

Private Schools
Columbus  Academy
Columbus School for  Girls
Wellington

Catholic Schools
All

Colleges  & Universities
The Ohio  State University
Otterbein  University
Capital University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Denison University
Columbus College of Art & Design
Columbus State Community College 
Franklin University
Ohio Dominican College

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Known as a great place to live and raise a family, central Ohio is  among the most stable metropolitan areas in the country-financially healthy,  clean and well-managed. Since the mid 1940's, Columbus is the only city that has  grown consistently in the northeast quadrant of the United States. Columbus has  grown from a small town to become the nation's 16th largest city (675,045) and  is the 33rd most populous metropolitan area (1,437,512) in the country.

The state capitol of Ohio, Columbus is ideally situated within a two and a  half hour drive from any corner of the state. The Columbus Metropolitan  Statistical Area (MSA) consists of seven counties: Franklin, Delaware, Licking,  Fairfield, Madison and Pickaway. The MSA covers 3,146 miles in central Ohio and  defines the Greater Columbus Labor Market.

Columbus is convenient to the entire U.S. market because of its 1,000 mile  radius to 78 percent of the United States gross domestic product and more than  80 percent of Canada's business activities.
Recognized worldwide for the large presence of progressive businesses in its  economy and for its quality work force, the Greater Columbus area rates among  the top five cities by numbers of innovative firms and the quality of the labor  force by Fortune Magazine. Corporations with reputations for excellence such as  CompuServe, Battelle Memorial Institute, Online Computer Library Center (OCLC),  Chemical Abstracts Service, Nationwide Insurance, Wendy's International,  Worthington Industries, and The Limited all call Columbus home. Columbus is also  home to The Ohio State University, central Ohio's second-largest employer with  an annual operating budget over $1.5 billion.

Below is brief overview of Columbus and Cental Ohio communities.

COLUMBUS
The city of Columbus has every sort of neighborhood. Thanks partly to aggressive annexation in the 1950’s and 1960’s and a mixed economy, the city has not been strangled by wealthy suburbs and has been able to maintain a healthy tax base to support public services and a good school system.

BEXLEY
Bexley is known for its wide avenues of stately homes, including the governor’s mansion. Anyone who travels east on Broad Street passes through the grand houses of retailers, bankers and industrialists which sit on carefully manicured lawns. From Tudor to modern style many of the houses were built during the prosperous 1920’s . Located within minutes of downtown Columbus, Bexley is a commute hater’s paradise.

CANAL WINCHESTER
Beyond the outer belt, on the very southeastern edge of Franklin County, Canal Winchester remains a small rural town. It is on the very rim of the Columbus Sprawl but it’s easy access to the downtown and with the shrinking availability of property elsewhere in the county, it’s independence could be affected in the near future. Today it is a close community with shady streets and a sleepy downtown. Real working farms lie all around, but a couple of subdivisions nearby are signs of the change that inevitably will come to this town.

DUBLIN
Growth has hit Dublin so hard that officials can only guess its current population figures. Most residents find themselves in one of the many subdivisions in the area, the most exclusive being Murifield Village built in the 1970s by Jack Nicholas around a championship golf course that hosts the annual Professional Golfers’ Association Memorial Tournament. Dublin offers many wonderful community areas with local elementary schools and parks. The boom has attracted comparable commercial development, including a commercial park along Frantz Road and strip shopping and hotels where the outer belt intersects Route 33. A heavy transferee area, this is a good place to make friends quickly and be involved in civic and school activities.

GAHANNA
Gahanna is another growing suburb with rural flavor. In 1987 Gahanna led the country in the construction of new homes. Restoring existing structures and constructing new buildings in the style of the 1880s is the central objective in the revitalization of Olde Gahanna. The city of Gahanna has approximately 350 acres of parkland that have been developed for outdoor recreation pursuits.
 
GROVE CITY
Just beyond the outer belt at its intersection with I-71 southwest of Columbus, Grove City is a salt-of-the earth community where the largest attraction is the Beulah Park thoroughbred racetrack. However, in recent years new industry and homes have been welcomed into Grove City and along with these restaurants and shopping. Just minutes from Broad and High this community provides easy access to all parts of Columbus.

HILLIARD
This former farming community has exploded with growth during the past ten years. The historical downtown has been beautifully preserved. An abundance of new subdivisions have developed all around the city - from starter homes; golf course communities to magnificent estates along the Scioto River - Hilliard offers a choice for everyone. It also has one of the fastest growing school districts in the state of Ohio.

NEW ALBANY
This rural town has exploded with with growth since the 1992 Parade of Homes built around the New Albany Country Club. Carefully designed New Albany has grown in to a magnificent showplace of Georgian architecture. With many homes approaching or surpassing the million dollar mark this community is central Ohio’s most exclusive.

UPPER ARLINGTON
Located across the Olentangy River from The Ohio State University, this is the most populous suburb of Columbus. A haven for professors and college types who stay here, the Block-O banners are seen flying in abundance on football Saturdays. With one of the top rated school systems in the Columbus area coupled with a tendency for residents to remodel rather than move, homes are always in demand.
WORTHINGTON
Worthington is more than a carefully preserved downtown. With little room to build left in Worthington, homeowners have purchased in the city of Columbus areas with Worthington Schools. Worthington seems to have everything including quaint, New England Style town center, high quality shopping and restaurants, an excellent school system and a variety of housing styles and prices.

WESTERVILLE
Westerville was a typical Midwest college town with pretty Otterbein campus until the suburban boom hit in the mid 70s. It still retains a picturesque and lively downtown commercial center and many old houses on its quiet side streets. Subdivisions abound on its outside edges.