Specializes in Agricultural and Rural Property Appraisal, with more than 30 years of experience in rural valuation and agricultural property analysis. She has performed rural property appraisals across multiple states, including Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Her practice includes appraisal of conservation easements for donation to state and federal programs, valuation of development rights, rails-to-trails projects, historic sites, wildlife management areas, and a broad range of agricultural and rural properties. Property types appraised include row crop farms, land in transition and residential subdivision land, tobacco farms, conservation-eased properties, general agricultural farms, horse farms, hobby farms, historic homes, dairy facilities, and commercial properties. She is an Accredited Rural Appraiser and a Certified General Real Property Appraiser licensed in Kentucky. Her professional development includes coursework in Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions, valuation of conservation easements and partial interests, and introduction to expert witness practice. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Economics, with additional coursework in taxation, real estate law, and accounting.

Her professional history includes a leadership role with USDA Farm Services, where she reviewed loan documents, performed farm and rural property appraisals, conducted lien searches, and testified in bankruptcy proceedings. She has operated a rural appraisal practice performing farm, rural residential, and conservation easement appraisals for banks, mortgage companies, government entities, attorneys, and private individuals, and has provided expert witness testimony in right-of-way and court matters, including U.S. Department of Justice suits. She has more than 20 years of expert witness experience involving consultations, depositions, and courtroom testimony in agricultural and rural property valuation disputes.