About me
From pharmacy to property
A British former pharmacist, mum of two and short-term rental investor — now helping others invest in Colorado with clarity and confidence.
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My story
Hello, I’m [YOUR NAME]
I grew up in Britain and spent my first career as a pharmacist. It’s a job built on getting the details right, explaining complicated things simply, and making sure people feel genuinely looked after. I didn’t know it then, but it was perfect training for real estate.
Life grew busier and brighter — I became a mum of two and made Colorado home. Like so many families, we wanted to build something for the future, and that’s how I discovered short-term rentals.
Buying and running my own STR taught me the things the listing photos don’t show: how much local rules matter, how a layout shapes the guest experience, and how important the right local team is. [Add a sentence or two about your own STR journey here.]
Today I’m a Colorado real estate agent with [BROKERAGE NAME], focused on short-term rental, Airbnb and vacation property investments. I work with first-time investors, growing portfolios and second-home buyers — locally, out of state and overseas.
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How I work
What you can count on
The habits I brought with me from the pharmacy counter, the school run and my own investing.
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Honest, never hyped
I won’t promise returns or tell you a deal is a sure thing. We look at real information together and you make the call.
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Detail matters
Licensing rules, HOA documents, inspection findings — I read the small print so nothing catches you out.
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Respect for your time
As a mum of two, I know time is precious. Expect clear, organised updates and decisions laid out simply.
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An investor’s perspective
I look at every property the way I look at my own: guest appeal, practicality and long-term fit.
Pharmacy taught me to ask the careful questions. Investing taught me which ones matter most.
Let’s Talk Property
Whether you’re weighing up your first short-term rental or adding to a portfolio, I’d love to hear what you’re planning. No pressure, no jargon — just an honest conversation.