If the thought of major
life decisions, such as buying a new home, makes you feel sick, you have come
to the right place. With 25 years in the nursing profession, Leisa Rice knows
the cure for finding just the right spot to put down some healthy roots.

For Leisa, the move into
real estate was a natural fit, because it allowed her to care for people
without having to deal with insurance companies. “The best part is the entire
process of meeting the client, looking at homes together and seeing them happy
at the settlement table,” Leisa says. “My nursing experience enables me to
communicate with all types of backgrounds, and to prioritize for my clients so
that we aren’t looking around for homes that don’t match their criteria.”
Everything to suture needs, in other words.

Providing the correct
diagnosis has been a prescription for many satisfied clients. “At one closing,
my client grabbed my arm and took me dancing and singing down the hall; needless
to say, she was one happy customer,” Leisa said. And also needless to say, if
you twist an ankle doing your happy dance, she can help with that too.

Leisa is also in tune
with changing demographics, realizing more people are retiring and looking for
a home that more suits their evolving needs.

“I want to focus on the
folks who are getting ready to retire, are retired or plan to downsize — to
assist them with the transition,” she said. “I feel like my background in care
and nursing will be relatable to this type of client as they transition.”

So if that eight-car garage
no longer fits your lifestyle, or if you are looking for a home that’s easier
to care for and closer to services you require, Leisa can fix you up with
surgical precision.

When not selling real
estate, it is no surprise that Leisa enjoys caring for family and friends,
entertaining and cooking — “There are never enough parties or picnics!” she
says — and boating with her husband Kevin in a 1970s vintage craft.

Leisa will try
anything silly or serious, from a dazzling, but unsuccessful, one-woman show to
try to get on The Price is Right in Los Angeles, to reaching out to the
biological brother she never knew she had.

Or if she’s just hanging
out with Jake, her yellow lab, and Tucker the border-beagle, that’s OK
too. So finding just the right home with Leisa promises to be relaxed, fun and
just what the doctor ordered.

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