Jeramy Hyden

My advice to any buyer looking to purchase a home is simple: be prepared, be patient, and trust the process. Start by getting pre-approved so you know exactly what you can afford—that makes your offer stronger and helps you move faster in a competitive market. Know your must-haves versus your nice-to-haves, and be ready to act when the right home comes along. But most importantly, lean on a Realtor you trust—someone who understands your needs, communicates clearly, and has your back from start to finish. Buying a home is a big step, but with the right guidance, it can be an exciting and rewarding experience.

My advice to a seller is to treat your home like a product going to market—presentation and pricing matter. Start with a clean, well-maintained space that highlights the home’s best features. Small improvements like fresh paint, updated lighting, or landscaping can make a big impact. Pricing it right from the beginning is key; overpricing can cause your home to sit, while a competitive price can spark interest and drive up offers. Also, be flexible with showings and open to feedback. Most importantly, work with a Realtor who knows your local market, has a strong marketing strategy, and communicates clearly. The right agent can help you maximize your home’s value and minimize stress along the way.

I’ve had the privilege of working with a wide range of clients, including first-time homebuyers, growing families, downsizers, and investors. However, I specialize in serving healthcare professionals, first responders, and military families—clients whose demanding schedules and unique lifestyles I understand firsthand. Many of my clients appreciate my background in law enforcement and construction, which allows me to provide practical insight on home quality, safety, and the overall buying or selling process. Whether it’s guiding someone through their very first purchase or helping a seasoned buyer find the right investment, I focus on making each experience personalized, smooth, and as stress-free as possible.

A recent transaction that stands out was helping a Cath Lab Tech find her first home. We toured several properties and faced some tough competition, getting outbid more than once. But we stayed persistent, kept her spirits up, and eventually found the perfect home—just a short walk from her hospital. What made this deal special was that she felt overlooked by others due to her lower budget, but that didn’t matter to me. Everyone deserves to be taken seriously, and I was proud to be the one who stuck with her until we got the keys in her hand. Helping someone who helps others every day made this a truly rewarding experience.

I got started in real estate after spending over 15 years in law enforcement and more than a decade in residential construction. I’ve always been drawn to careers rooted in service and community, and real estate was a natural next step. My background gave me a strong foundation—understanding homes inside and out from a builder’s perspective, and knowing how to listen, communicate, and advocate from my time on the force. I wanted a career where I could continue helping people, just in a different way—by guiding them through one of the most important decisions of their lives. Real estate gave me the opportunity to combine my skills, serve my community, and build something meaningful.

Yes, I bring a unique combination of experience and training that directly benefits my clients. My background in law enforcement sharpened my communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills—critical tools in real estate. I also have over a decade of hands-on experience in residential construction, which helps me spot potential issues in a home and explain things in a way clients can easily understand. Additionally, I’ve completed specialized real estate training through Keller Williams and continue to invest in ongoing education to stay on top of market trends, contract strategies, and client care systems. This well-rounded foundation allows me to guide clients with confidence and protect their interests every step of the way.