Listing your home
shouldn’t be a coin flip.

I’m dual-licensed as a REALTOR and a mortgage lender. On a typical move I act as the listing agent on your sale and the lender on your purchase, with buy-side representation from a trusted partner agent. That places one accountable point of contact over the parts of the transaction that usually sit in separate silos, so timelines and financing stay aligned.

No. You pay standard real estate commission on the sale and standard lending costs on the purchase, the same line items as any transaction. The advantage is coordination, not added cost.

A trusted partner buyer’s agent provides your buy-side representation while I handle your sale as the listing agent and your financing as the lender, so you have dedicated representation on every side.

The roles are fully disclosed and separated by design. You are always free to use any lender you choose. I earn your financing by being competitive and transparent, not by tying it to the listing.

Cedar City and Enoch in Iron County, and St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins, and Santa Clara in Washington County, along with surrounding communities such as La Verkin, Toquerville, and Springdale.

National estimators often miss this market by roughly 8 to 12 percent because they cannot see subdivision-level differences. A valuation built on current MLS data and local knowledge is far more reliable.

Yes. I sequence your sale and purchase as one transition and run the financing both ways, including buy-before-you-sell options, so you avoid gaps between homes.

I focus on sellers and on move-up, right-sizing, and new-construction buyers, and I also partner with Southern Utah builders as their listing agent.