Hi, I'm Abby. Before real estate, I spent ten years as a pediatric occupational therapist, and it shapes almost everything about how I work now. My job then was to look at a person and a space and figure out whether the two actually fit, and to explain what I was seeing in a way families could use. That's still what I do. When we walk through a house together, I'm noticing things most agents don't: the stairs you'll be climbing at seventy, the doorway that won't take a wheelchair if your mom moves in someday, the layout that either supports how your family actually lives or quietly works against it.
 

What clients tell me most often is that I take the time to really know them. I pay attention to how you like to communicate, how much detail you want, and what you're drawn to versus what you rule out. If you're new to Cincinnati, I'll listen for what matters to you and help you figure out which neighborhoods would actually suit your life here, not just your price range.
 

The rest is straightforward. I communicate clearly and directly, I'll tell you when a house isn't right even when it costs me a sale, and I work hard for the people who trust me with a decision this big. It's one of the largest financial choices you'll ever make, and you deserve someone in your corner who treats it that way.