My background is in coaching and teaching, and I served as Montana State University’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach prior to my real estate career. Being a part of a central institution like MSU allowed me to meet and get to know the people who make Montana tick.
We know the heartbeat of this region, and what it takes get the real estate job done for you and your family. Through cutting-edge marketing approaches, smart networking, and good old-fashioned hard work, we aim to make the process as seamless as possible whether you are buying or selling.
I am proud to support Honor the Brave, and nonprofit that supports local law enforcement, fire fighters, and military personnel. A portion of every closed deal goes back to help these every day heroes! Organizations supported include: Big Sky Bravery, Blue Line Bears, Live Like Luc, and Hope for Heroes.
Jamie is a born and raised Bozeman native! Real estate has always been a part of her life with both parents in the business. She has a passion for home design so after studying Business Marketing at MSU, real estate was a natural career path for her. Jamie loves helping people explore their home options and all aspects of the home buying and building process.
She has experience in land development and new construction and represents a number of builders that can help clients make their dream home a reality. When it comes to her clients, Jamie will provide dedicated service to find them what they are looking for. She also helps clients sell their homes when they are ready to take the next step.
Being a Montana girl, it is no wonder that in her free time you will find Jamie on a river fly fishing or hiking up a mountain. She loves to travel and do anything outdoors.
Located in the Gallatin Valley in Southwest Montana, Bozeman sits right at the center of the “New West” movement. Outdoor access, combined with economic growth makes Bozeman a magnet for entrepreneurs, professors, health care professionals, business owners, families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Voted several times as one of the “Best Places to Live,” it is not uncommon for residents to mix work and play seamlessly.
No matter where you live, you are only minutes from a trailhead that leads into surrounding mountain ranges, and millions of acres of national forest. Bike trails connect the surrounding mountain ranges, and in between lies some of the best water for fly fishing in the world. Big Sky Resort and Bridger Bowl provide skiing just a short drive outside of town, and Yellowstone National Park is only an hour south.
