Kingman · Golden Valley · Bullhead City · Mohave County
For out-of-state moves, new construction, and investment properties.
About
I grew up in California and moved to Kingman because the math started making sense here in a way it stopped making sense there. Right now I'm building a home in Kingman myself, so the relocation from CA to AZ isn't a talking point for me — it's what my life looks like.
My background in construction shapes how I work with buyers. Whether it's ICF or block, framed roof or prefab trusses, I can walk a build site and tell you what's about to become a problem before it costs you $30K to fix.
For investors, I don't guess. Cap rates, cash-on-cash, build costs, STR regulations for Route 66 tourism — I run the numbers because I want to keep working with you on the next deal.
What I do
I'm not trying to be everything to everyone. Here's where I add real value.
California, Nevada, Colorado, Washington — I've been where you are. I know what changes when you cross state lines, from inspection quirks to HOA rules to the honest cost of desert living.
I read new-build plans the way most agents read MLS listings. ICF walls, block, prefab trusses — I know the Kingman suppliers, the permit path, and where builders cut corners.
Cash-flow rentals, Route 66 short-term rentals, land banking, small flips. I run the numbers before we tour so you know what actually pencils in Mohave County.
Why work with me
I know the tax difference, the water bill difference, the driving culture difference, and what breaks in the first month. Not from a client's story — from mine.
I know Kingman suppliers by name, the permit office by process, and which builders return calls. That knowledge shows up when I represent buyers on new construction.
Most agents show you comps. I show you the underwriting: cap rate, cash-on-cash, expected repair cost, STR revenue models. If it doesn't pencil, I'll tell you.
Let's talk
Whether you're touring next weekend or six months out from a move, I'd rather hear about it early. First conversations are free and I keep them short.