Rentals, duplexes, multi-family and land. I help local, out-of-state and overseas investors buy well in the Treasure Valley, and look after the details along the way.
I bought my first home at 21 and have looked at real estate through an investor's lens ever since. I treat your purchase the way I'd treat my own.
Every property gets looked at through the numbers: the price, the rental potential, the condition and the long-term value. A good-looking listing isn't the same as a good investment.
I lay out the options side by side, with the numbers for each, so you can choose what works best for you, your timeline and your available funds.
Whether you're buying your first duplex or adding to a portfolio from overseas, I'll help you make a clear, confident decision.
As a Certified Real Estate Analyst, I bring structured analysis to every investment property we consider, so your decisions rest on evidence, not guesswork.
Boise apartment rents have climbed back to near their 2021 record. In August 2026, rents here grew faster than in any other large U.S. city except San Francisco and Oakland.
Vacancy is also at its lowest level since early 2022. For investors, that means steady demand from tenants.
Source: Apartment List data, reported by BoiseDev, September 2026. Figures change monthly.
Micron is building two leading-edge fabs in Boise, with output from the first scheduled for 2027. Micron expects its plans to create over 17,000 new jobs.
Large projects bring contractors who need short- and medium-term housing. Meta's data center near Kuna had over 1,400 construction workers on site at its peak.
Suppliers and service companies are following these projects to the valley, bringing their own employees.
Many people moving here rent first while they get to know the area and choose where to buy.
Renters saving for their first home make up a steady, long-term part of the market.
Boise State University, right beside downtown, creates ongoing demand for student housing.
Sources: Micron; KIVI, January 2025.
Every investor's goals are different. Here are a few of the projects I've handled, shared without names to protect my clients' privacy.
An investor bought several bare-land lots in a luxury community, expecting them to appreciate. A few years later, I sold the lots for him, some with build contracts in place with local builders for specific clients.
An overseas client trusted me with the whole process, from finding the homes to closing. He bought five single-family homes and townhomes as rentals, managing everything from overseas. He chose Boise over San Francisco and Los Angeles, where he had traditionally held investment properties.
Several out-of-state clients have bought duplexes with me. It's a popular first step into investing, with two rental incomes from one property.
A seller owned two four-unit buildings that were very run-down. He felt overwhelmed by the idea of renovating, and planned simply to sell them as they were.
I went through the numbers with him and gathered renovation quotes. Then I ran price scenarios for selling as-is and for renovating first. They showed that, if he was comfortable with the project, renovating would bring a better return.
He chose to renovate. I introduced the contractors and helped him keep an eye on the project. Once the work was complete, I listed the properties for sale.
Out-of-state clients have bought second homes here, and homes for a son or daughter to live in while studying at Boise State University.
Investors need more than listings. They need someone who understands the numbers, knows the local market, and can keep things moving when they're not here.
I can help you buy, renovate, and later sell, whether you're across town or across the world.
Boise State University sits right beside downtown Boise, close to the Greenbelt and the city center. Some families buy a home for their son or daughter to live in while studying, rather than paying rent for several years.
A home near campus can house your student, and sometimes roommates, for the length of their studies.
Afterwards, you might keep it as a rental or sell it. Your financial or tax advisor can help you weigh the options.
Most of these families live out of state. I handle the search, live video tours and the purchase, so you can buy with confidence from home.
We'll focus on location, commute to campus and the kind of home that suits your plans.
Yes. I've helped many out-of-state investors, and one overseas client who bought five rental homes and townhomes while managing the entire process from abroad.
Contracts can be signed electronically, through services such as DocuSign, whether you're out of state or overseas. Live video tours and clear communication do the rest. Closing documents can often be signed remotely too, depending on your lender and title company.
Yes. I can gather quotes, run price scenarios for selling as-is versus renovating first, introduce trusted contractors and help you keep an eye on the project. I did this for a seller with two run-down fourplexes, who achieved a better return by renovating before selling.
Yes. For every client who buys an investment property with me, I recommend a short list of local property management companies and make the introductions. Your rental is looked after, even if you live far away.
Some families do, rather than paying rent for several years. Whether it makes sense depends on your goals, budget and timeline.
I can help you find the right home. A financial or tax professional can advise on your personal situation.
General information only. I'm not a financial, tax or legal advisor. Past client results don't guarantee future returns.
Tell me what you're looking for and what you'd like your investment to achieve. I'll give you an honest view of the options.