Relocating for a Permanent Change of Station (PCS transfer) doesn’t have to be overwhelming. As a trusted Military Relocation Professional (MRP) and experienced Realtor®, I specialize in helping service members, veterans, and their families with smooth, stress-free moves.

• PCS-specific real estate market analysis aligned with your BAH and lifestyle goals
• Guidance with VA loan home buying and financing options
• Streamlined digital transactions for out-of-state and overseas PCS transfers
• Local insights into schools, neighborhoods, and commute times near the base

Which transfer office, (TO), are you looking for to help facilitate your move?

Is this a door-to-door move or will you be in temporary housing? The ideal move is from door to door, but it doesn't always work out that way.

Military buyers often wait until after arrival at the new duty station to close on the new home; after arrival, they expect to close within a couple of days. In the meantime, they stay in temporary housing on the base.

Service members have a maximum of 10 days to house hunt. Most take less. If you are unable to view a home you are interested in, I will take video or video call you so you can see the good, the bad, and the ugly.

There are advantages and disadvantages to a government move and doing it yourself, (PPM).

SOME ADVANTAGES ARE

• The service member is entitled to 95 percent of what the military would pay.
• Door-to-door control of household goods.

SOME DISADVANTAGES ARE

• Expenses can exceed the 95 percent entitlement.
• Service member must find a weighing station.

Helps with miscellaneous moving costs that are not covered by other allowances. In general, it is paid once per PCS move. It is based on rank and dependent status.