Hi, I'm Kim

From Tri-Cities to Seattle, and back again.

Me and my husband were in a rut. So we traded the rainy and bustling cityscape of Seattle for the sunny landscapes of Tri-Cities, Washington. Seattle was an amazing city to experience all the food, different cultures and endless entertainment.

But when we had our first son, I found myself overwhelmed. Stressed by the fast paced lifestyle that didn't match the stillness I wanted, as a new mom. I longed for the calm, and the opportunity to raise our kid(s) in a more relaxed environment. So one weekend when I had the crazy idea to move, me and my hubs visited our parents who still lived in the Tri-Cities, and looked at two properties for sale. Next thing you know, two weeks later we closed on our house, crammed the U-haul and off we went! Just like that. 

Back to our hometown. Which we ignorantly swore back in our 20's we'd never return to! (Cue comical laugh.) But, moving back to the Tri has been one of the BEST decisions we ever made. Our kids have a safe community to explore free from honking traffic. 

Before we moved, I had paired with an incredible mentor and real estate partner. Together, we closed over $131+ million in team volume since 2017; out selling some teams comprised of 4+ agents. We were awarded Top Producing duo at our former brokerage at Keller Williams Bellevue for two straight years both in volume and units closed.

But, even with that decorated background it could never compare to what was ahead for me and my family: another new baby, in a newish place. For that reason, I ended up transitioning into being a stay-at-home mom for a short time, and unbeknownst to us would care for a series of unfortunate medical illnesses for our second son. However, as time went on, it turns out the staying-at-home lifestyle wasn't for me.

Which is why I returned back to what I loved: real estate.

Becoming a parent has made me more patient and better at communicating in this business. You can ask me endless questions (or the same question 100 times). And, thanks to my toddler, doesn't phase me one bit.

I don't pretend to know everything. Because life has a way of humbling us all. But, I'm certain that if I don't know the answer, I'll go through great lengths to get it. (Moms always find a way after all.)

And, I'm living proof that the excitement of a new beginning can truly be a seamless and gratifying journey. We closed in 10 business days with a dog, and a baby in tow. Evidence that with the right strategy, organized checklists and the action to make things happen will get desired results. Does that sound like something you want too?