About Liz

My passion for real estate began with my first job in mortgage servicing where I saw exactly what happens inside a mortgage company once your loan is closed including how foreclosures are done and what the mortgage company does to sell a bank owned home, this experience would be of great value to me later in my career. I then had the opportunity to become the Administrative Assistant to the County Manager of a National Title Insurance company in California where it was quickly realized that my skills and talent wo... (read more)

My passion for real estate began with my first job in mortgage servicing where I saw exactly what happens inside a mortgage company once your loan is closed including how foreclosures are done and what the mortgage company does to sell a bank owned home, this experience would be of great value to me later in my career. I then had the opportunity to become the Administrative Assistant to the County Manager of a National Title Insurance company in California where it was quickly realized that my skills and talent would be best utilized in sales. As a top producing marketing representative, I worked with realtors and mortgage lenders in providing title insurance services.
In 1996 my husband was offered a position as a loan officer in Las Vegas, I would later join him in the mortgage business doing home improvement loans and becoming the QE for a small mortgage company, I would later originate residential purchase loans for a large bank. When the market shifted, and lenders moved out of Nevada I quickly realized that my experience working in loan service and selling bank owned homes (aka REO?s)would greatly benefit buyers, that is how I started selling real estate.
I have truly experienced the highs and lows of the real estate market but my love of real estate and the people I work with keep me focused and passionate about helping buyers and sellers achieve their goals. I recently spent a short time selling ?New Homes? for a large national builder which means I can help you navigate those complicated builder contracts!