My Story
I Did This. Now I Help Others Do the Same.
I went from Silicon Valley to 60 acres in the mountains of East Tennessee. My wife Sophia and I raise beef and dairy cattle, sheep, ducks, and chickens using regenerative methods. We grow our own food. We built our own systems. That is what it looks like for us.
For someone else it might be a raised bed and three chickens in a suburban backyard, or a container garden on a condo patio. The acreage changes. The goal does not: more control over where your food comes from, more independence, more roots. My job is finding and financing the property that gets you there, at whatever scale makes sense for your life.
Most agents evaluate houses. Depending on what you are looking for, I evaluate the land, the water, the soil, the fencing, the zoning for livestock and gardens, and whether a property can actually sustain the life you want. I also hold a lending license, so if you want financing under the same roof, that option is there too, backed by a team that handles the details while I stay accountable for the outcome.
There are others who have adopted the title of homesteading agent. But there is a difference between using a label and living the life behind it. I am out here every day, rotating cattle, building soil, and solving the same problems my clients will face on their own property, whatever size it is. That firsthand experience is what I bring to every transaction. You deserve an agent who does not just understand this life in theory but one who has the calluses to prove it.
