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Big Bear started as a place to escape the desert. Then we bought a cabin. And everything changed.

Mountain real estate plays by different rules.
Owning property in Big Bear quickly teaches you that mountain homes require a completely different mindset: snow load, access, heating, decks, drainage, utilities, seasonality, vacation demand and maintenance when you are hours away. A beautiful cabin can still become an operational headache if those realities are ignored.
I learned it by doing it.
Sierra Chalet became my first truly hands-on major renovation. For approximately ten months, Mark and I rebuilt significant portions of the property ourselves. That experience gave me a level of respect for mountain construction and ownership that is impossible to get from simply touring homes. Today, Big Bear is part of both my personal life and real estate business.
Second home. Investment. Escape. Sometimes all three.
Big Bear buyers often want a property to serve several purposes: personal use, family memories, rental income, long-term investment. Finding the right property means understanding how those priorities fit together before closing, not after. That is the conversation I enjoy having with clients.
Featured experience
All projectsBig Bear Lake · Cabin Restoration
Sierra Chalet
Ten months of hands-on work transformed a deteriorated mountain cabin into one of the projects I am proudest to say I physically helped rebuild.
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