Hi, I’m Erica.

I’m a wife, a mom of two, a longtime West Valley resident, and someone who has spent most of my career helping people navigate situations that can feel complicated, unfamiliar, or overwhelming.

Before real estate, I spent more than 17 years working in public service and criminal justice. I also hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in psychology with an emphasis in industrial and organizational psychology and leadership. Today, in addition to real estate, I work with a local nonprofit serving individuals experiencing homelessness. The common thread through all of it has always been people.

I’m naturally an introvert, a researcher, and an observer. I’m not the loudest person in the room, and I’m definitely not the salesperson who is going to pressure you into making a decision just to get a deal done. I’d much rather listen, ask questions, do my homework, and make sure you understand what you’re walking into.

That carries directly into the way I approach real estate.

Buying or selling a home is a big financial decision, but it’s also a very personal one. I believe you deserve someone who will give you the information you need, explain what doesn’t make sense, research what we don’t know, and be straightforward with you—even when the answer isn’t necessarily the one you were hoping to hear.

Patience comes naturally to me. So does digging into the details. I want my clients to feel comfortable asking questions, taking their time when they need to, and knowing they have someone in their corner who isn’t going to disappear once the paperwork gets complicated.

I’m proud to serve Arizona’s West Valley, including Litchfield Park, Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, Tolleson, Sun City and surrounding communities. This is the part of the Valley I know, live in, and call home.

Outside of work, I’m usually at home with my family and our three dogs, enjoying a good book, drinking something caramel-flavored, researching something I probably had no business going down a rabbit hole about, or happily avoiding unnecessary small talk.

Real estate is personal. I think the relationship with your agent should feel that way too. You don’t need someone to sell you on every house—you need someone who will help you figure out which decision makes sense for you.

If that sounds like the kind of real estate experience you’re looking for, I’d be happy to help you find your way home.