I spent twenty years traveling the state appraising properties Ohio, to Tennessee, to Missouri, to West Virginia. During those years I've spent more time eating lunch, reading maps, returning phone calls, and napping in rural cemeteries than you could ever imagine. Eventually those peaceful rest stops even helped me find my way out of what would become a dead end career in 2009.

I spent twenty years traveling the state appraising properties Ohio, to Tennessee, to Missouri, to West Virginia. During those years I've spent more time eating lunch, reading maps, returning phone calls, and napping in rural cemeteries than you could ever imagine. Eventually those peaceful rest stops even helped me find my way out of what would become a dead end career in 2009.