This site is about your involvement in the Outer Banks Real Estate market, whether you already own Outer Banks real estate or think you might want to own property here. You can browse through the entire collection of Outer Banks Multiple Listing Service properties, or you can request help to tailor a search and have the results delivered to your email as frequently as you wish. You can use my "Easy Search" pages to see the latest listings (newest listings are always shown at the top of the search results) for various pre-defined Outer Banks categories. You can save listings. You can email listings to yourself or a friend. When you're ready to move forward, please call me anytime (252-202-1055) or email me. You can always reach me.

      As a lifelong resident of North Carolina I came to the Outer Banks in the early ‘80s buying fresh seafood for my wholesale seafood routes. It wasn’t long before I would call the OBX home and it has been since 1985. Since receiving my North Carolina Real Estate license in 1998 I have been selling real estate full-time. I have seen the market change quite a few different ways. I’ve been an investor, a developer and I have built numerous personal homes. It’s hard to sit in a seat involving real estate that I haven’t sat in personally myself. I always try to put myself in my client’s place. What is going to be the best fit and value for my client when searching the MLS. Also my personal real estate experiences give me great insight when I am asked for advice, so please never hesitate with a question. If I can’t answer it I have a large network of professionals that I have entrusted myself and I feel grateful to have them available to answer questions.

     Whether this will be a long-time dream fulfilled for that “Beach house you’ve always wanted” or a year round home, I guarantee to be the “Best Doggone Realtor on the Beach” for you.

      As you can see I’m a big fan of Basset Hounds and dogs in general. I’ve had a total of six Bassets in the last fifteen years and do love them dearly. They all made their way to me with different stories but were all “hand-me-downs.” They are "Lucky Dogs" as Dr. Grossman, my Veterinarian, says. So if you’re a dog lover, two paws up and if you’re familiar with the Basset breed and wonder, “Why the heck would someone want three” (as they are hard-headed and stubborn) you’ll have to just wonder 'til we meet. The hounds are Elvis, twelve years old, aka E-Dawg; Earl, five years old, aka Mr. Hickey; and the youngest, Clyde the Clown, almost three years.