I’ve found that if I don’t start my day with gratitude, it’s far too easy to get lost in the “to-do” list.

I make it a point to write down what I’m thankful for right now, but also what I’m grateful for in the future. In real estate, we’re always looking ahead—at the next closing, the next dream home, the next milestone for our clients. Visualizing that success with a grateful heart makes the hard work feel like a privilege.

As E.B. White says on my journal cover: “I get up every morning determined to both change the world and have one hell of a good time.”

Helping you find your place in this world is my way of changing it—and I plan on having a great time doing it!

I’d love to know: what is your “non-negotiable” in the morning to get your headspace right? Let me know in the comments! 👇 ...

Whether you’re looking for a fun mid-week break or just don’t feel like doing the dishes, I’ve got you covered!

I’m hosting a Bingo night @willamettegarage, and I’d love to see you there. It’s the perfect spot because it’s covered, heated, and has so many amazing food and drink options to choose from.

Here is everything you need to know:

When: THIS Thursday, join me anytime between 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM.

The Perks: It is free to play, and while I highly recommend grabbing dinner from one of the local food trucks, no purchase is required to join the game!

The Stakes: We’re giving away cash prizes up to $50!

Take the night off from cooking, grab a bite, and let’s see if we can get you a big win. Can’t wait to catch up! ...

Luxury is in the details. 💥

I’m sharing a look at the elevated features that turn a house into a sanctuary. Whether it’s the indoor-outdoor flow of the sliding glass walls or the cozy comfort of an outdoor fireplace with a river view, these are the moments that make a home unforgettable.

Which feature is your favorite? ...

Most buyers look at the staging. I look at the stuff that costs you money. 🔍

In our specific Portland market, these are the "Big 6" I’m hunting for during every single walkthrough:

1️⃣ The Oil Tank Mystery: I’m looking for fill pipes in the yard. An abandoned underground tank is a massive liability. Soil remediation can quickly turn into a $2,000–$20,000 nightmare.

2️⃣ The "Mossy" Roof: PNW moisture is brutal. If I see curling shingles or heavy moss, we’re at the end of its life. A replacement in our area averages $12,000–$25,000.

3️⃣ Electrical Red Flags: I always check the panel for Zinsco, Federal Pacific, or Knob & Tube. These are often uninsurable in Oregon. Budget $3,000–$5,000 for a modern upgrade.

4️⃣ Radon—The Invisible Guest: Portland is a high-radon zone. If there isn`t a mitigation system already, we are definitely testing. A new system install is roughly $1,500–$2,500.

5️⃣ Blown Window Seals: If the glass looks foggy or streaky inside, the seal is gone. In our historic homes, custom window replacements can easily run $1,000+ per window.

6️⃣ The Sewer Scope: Never skip this. Our old clay pipes and massive tree roots are a bad mix. A $250 scope now saves you from a $15,000 excavation later.

The "pretty stuff" is easy to fix. The "bones" are where we negotiate. 🛠️

I don`t just find you a house; I protect your investment. DM me to start your search with an expert in your corner. ...

They don’t call it a “unicorn” for nothing! 🦄✨

I’m so thrilled to finally give you a peek inside this fully renovated gem in West Linn. If you’ve been searching for that perfect mix of modern interior updates and a massive, private outdoor space (yes, it even has a creek!), this is the one.

A few of my favorite features:
👌🏼 Main level living
✨ Fully renovated, open-concept kitchen
🛋️ Huge bonus room/flex space
🌳 Private, tranquil backyard with a patio & shed

Come see why I’m so in love with this property. Reach out today for all the details or to schedule a private tour!
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Location: 18718 Rose Way, West Linn, OR📍 ...

If you aren’t hitting up these Wilsonville spots, are you even doing it right? 😉

I love showing off the “hidden” (and not-so-hidden) gems in our neck of the woods. Grab your besties and go support these amazing local businesses!

🥐 Sweets & Vibes: @luxsucredesserts
🍞 Fresh Baked Goods: @cottagebakeryoregon
🌸 Local Blooms: @bloom_campbellfamilyfarms_

Save this post for your next Wilsonville adventure! 📌 ...

Let’s be honest, the real estate industry is full of “average.” But if you’re here, I know you’re striving for exceptional.

At Robbins Realty Group, we believe that your brokerage should be more than just a logo on your business card. It should be the engine that powers your growth. I’m talkin’ about:

1️⃣ Proven Systems that actually save you time.

2️⃣ Refined Processes to ensure every client gets a 5-star experience.

3️⃣ Hands-on Mentoring to help you navigate the highs and lows of the market.

If you’re ready to level up and leave “average” in the rearview mirror, let’s chat.

📲 Send me a DM or click the link in my bio to see what we’re all about! ...

Buying a home is such a whirlwind that it’s easy to miss the small details while you’re falling in love with the perfect backyard or that open-concept floor plan. But as a broker, I’ve seen the “honeymoon phase” end quickly once the reality of living in the house actually sets in.

I want you to love your home long after I hand over the keys, so I’m pulling back the curtain on the things that usually get overlooked. These are some things that make people hate their house after closing:

Low Water Pressure: A daily mood-killer that often hints at old pipes which are a real pain and expense to replace.

Lack of Outlets: You don’t realize how much you rely on power until you’re running extension cords across your home office.

Inadequate Lighting: Dim rooms feel gloomy, and adding recessed lights later means messy drywall work and extra electrician fees.

Tiny Closets: We all think we can declutter, but cramped closets usually end with clothes on the floor and a need for a renovation.

Squeaky Floorboards: They seem charming during a walkthrough but are a nightmare when you’re sneaking to the kitchen at night.

Awkward Cabinetry: If your plates don’t fit in the cabinets or the microwave is too high to reach, every meal becomes a chore.

Limited Guest Parking: It’s a huge hassle to realize after moving in that your friends have nowhere to park, or that the street rules make hosting a total headache.

This is exactly why I tell my clients to look at the “boring” stuff during the inspection. You’re buying a lifestyle, not just a floor plan!

What’s one thing you noticed after moving in that drove you crazy? Let me know in the comments! ...