About Carly

Why people call me

Usually, it starts with a seawall question.

At a waterfront showing, people ask how deep the canal is, whether the lift will work for their boat, or what the route out to open water looks like. I help them get useful answers—and find the right specialist when a question needs a professional inspection.

For canal homes, I look into the seawall's age and available records, dock and lift permits, depth at low tide compared with your boat's draft, bridges on the route, and the elevation certificate. Gulf-front homes call for a different set of questions, including construction, elevation, and what the view and access are really like.

I've lived in St. Pete for more than 20 years, and I live on the water. These details are part of how I look at a waterfront property with you.

Small on purpose

A boutique practice, on purpose.

Fewer clients, more involvement, and no handing you off once the contract is signed. You work with me, start to finish. If that sounds like what you want, here's how buying works and here's how selling works. If you want to hear it from someone else, clients have opinions.