About Baylee
Mom of two boys, former house flipper, and a real estate agent who wants every client to walk away knowing they were dealt with honestly.
After college, Baylee made a decision most people wouldn't: she set her degree aside, saved up, and bought her first flip house. That's where she learned the trade the hands-on way — what's behind the drywall, what a foundation crack really means, what it costs to fix, and what a house actually needs to feel like home.
That background is what she brings to every showing now. When Baylee walks a house with you, she's not just looking at the paint color. She's looking at the roofline, the water heater, the bones — and she'll tell you the truth about what she sees, whether it's the house you're buying or the one you're about to list.
Her walk with the Lord is at the center of all of it. For Baylee, being honorable in business isn't a slogan; it's the whole point. She'd rather lose a deal than mislead a family, and she treats every client the way she'd want her own treated.
Away from work, you'll find her outdoors with her two sons, hunting for the next adventure and making memories along the way.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.Colossians 3:23
Why a flipper makes a good agent
Most agents have seen a lot of houses. Baylee has torn a few apart and put them back together. She knows the difference between a cosmetic fix and a real problem, what a renovation should cost, and which upgrades actually move the needle when it's time to sell.
For buyers, that means fewer surprises after closing. For sellers, it means honest advice about what to do before listing — and what to leave alone.
A few things you can count on
Straight answers
You'll always know where things stand — pricing, offers, timelines, and what I'd do if I were in your shoes.
Your pace, not mine
Some people are ready this month. Some are two years out. Either way, the conversation is worth having now.
Local knowledge
Muhlenberg County and the surrounding area — the neighborhoods, the schools, the back roads, and what homes are actually selling for.