Presley Sparks

Buying a home is equal parts strategy and emotion. My advice? Start with clarity. Know your budget, but also know your boundaries. Understand what matters most to you—location, layout, lifestyle- and be honest about what you can live without. The market will test your patience, but don’t let urgency override intention. Ask questions. Read the room. Pay attention to the details others overlook, because the fine print matters just as much as the curb appeal. Walk into every showing with your eyes wide open and your heart steady. The right home won’t just check boxes, it will feel like alignment. And when it does, move with confidence. A good agent will guide you, advocate for you, and protect you from surprises. A great one will make sure you never feel alone in the process.

If you’re thinking about selling, here’s my advice: don’t just list your home. Launch it. The right sale starts with strategy, not guesswork. That means pricing with precision, prepping with intention, and marketing like it actually matters. Your home deserves more than a slideshow and a sign—it deserves a story. One that’s visually magnetic, emotionally resonant, and impossible to scroll past. Buyers decide in seconds. I make those seconds count. From cinematic listing videos to branded visuals that highlight lifestyle and location, I create content that connects. I also know how to spot issues before they become problems, negotiate with clarity, and keep you informed every step of the way. Selling your home is a big deal. You should feel confident, supported, and excited—not overwhelmed. If you want a partner who’s hands-on, dialed in, and genuinely invested in getting it right, I’m ready when you are.

I’ve worked with first-time buyers who needed clarity, downsizers ready for a fresh chapter, investors chasing ROI, families navigating estates, and acreage lovers who dream in wide open spaces. I’ve helped people relocate, renovate, and reimagine what home can be. Whether it’s your first house, your fifth, or your forever, I bring strategy, empathy, and a whole lot of hustle, and that’s just the beginning!

One of my favorite recent transactions was helping Kathy R buy and sell her home. I met Kathy the day after my grandma passed, and what started as a simple introduction quickly turned into something special. I found her dream home off market and secured it before the public ever had a chance to step in. Then I helped her sell her current home, and the buyer came through her own open house. Later, I learned that Kathy had known my grandma. That unexpected connection made the entire experience feel like more than just timing. It was personal, meaningful, and a reminder that real estate is never just about property. It’s about people!

I’ve always loved houses. I used to scroll listings for fun, walk through open houses just to soak in the details, and daydream about what it would be like to help people find “the one.” I flirted with the idea of getting licensed for years, but once my first daughter was born, something shifted. I realized it was time to stop waiting and start building the career I actually wanted. I got licensed just weeks before the world shut down in 2020, and that timing shaped everything. I learned to pivot fast, communicate clearly, and show up with creativity and confidence, because there was no other option. That mindset stuck, and I’ve been all in ever since.

My training comes from real life and real hustle. I played college softball and golf, which taught me discipline, strategy, and how to stay cool under pressure. I earned my degree in communications, worked in hospitality from the age of 16, and previously had a career in insurance handling claims and underwriting. That means I’m great at spotting issues before they become problems, communicating clearly, and staying dialed in from start to finish. I’ve also taken continuing education courses to stay sharp and ahead of the curve. I’m dependable, motivated, and fully invested in making sure my clients feel confident every step of the way