1. Tell me about your move
Share your current base, next base, and RNLTD through the intake form so I can prepare before we ever talk.
Providing education, resources, and vetted agents to our Heroes nationwide.
Frontline Relocation Network is a nationwide real estate referral network I founded to connect military members, veterans, first responders and their families with trusted, vetted agents at their next duty station or destination. You tell me where you are going and when. If it is Las Vegas, I handle your move personally. If it is anywhere else, I match you with a partner agent in that market who understands PCS timelines and VA loans, and I stay in touch until you close. It costs you nothing.
I built it after 22 years in the Air Force, retiring as a Chief Master Sergeant and Fire Chief, because a PCS is hard enough without guessing which agent to trust in a town you have never seen.
Share your current base, next base, and RNLTD through the intake form so I can prepare before we ever talk.
We walk your timeline, VA loan options, budget, and neighborhood priorities together — no pressure, no sales pitch.
Staying in Las Vegas? I handle it personally. Heading elsewhere? I connect you with a vetted agent who understands military moves — and I follow up.

Twenty-two years in the Air Force fire service means I know what a PCS actually feels like — the orders that change, the house-hunting trip that's too short, the family waiting on an answer. Frontline exists so no service member has to figure that out alone.
“AJ made our PCS to Vegas smooth and stress-free. He understood exactly what we needed as a military family and found us the perfect home in just a few showings. His communication, honesty, and work ethic are unmatched.”
“As soon as I received my assignment orders, I reached out to AJ for help—and I'm so glad I did. He immediately walked me through the process, explained what to expect, and connected me with a trusted local realtor in my new duty station. Having someone who understood the military lifestyle and actually cared made all the difference. AJ didn't just make a referral—he followed up, checked in, and ensured everything went smoothly from start to finish. Thanks to him, I found the right home and had total peace of mind during a stressful transition.”
Active-duty service members, Guard and Reserve members, veterans, military spouses, and first responders (fire, police and EMS), plus their families. You do not need PCS orders. Retirees moving home, veterans buying their next house, and first responders relocating for a new department all qualify. Start with the intake form so I know your destination and timeline.
Nothing. You never pay a referral fee. When I connect you with a partner agent outside Las Vegas, that agent pays a referral fee to my brokerage out of their own commission after closing, which is how referral networks normally work between licensed real estate professionals. Your price, your agent's commission and your loan are not changed by it.
No. I am licensed in Nevada and handle Las Vegas, Henderson and Summerlin moves myself. Everywhere else, I connect you with a vetted local agent who is licensed in that state and knows that market. My job there is the match, the strategy session before it, and following up through the move so nothing falls through the cracks.
I look for agents who work the market around your destination every day, have helped military or VA buyers before, and answer quickly. Before I make an introduction I talk with the agent about your timeline, your report date and your VA loan, so the first conversation you have with them is already specific to you.
As soon as you have orders, or even a strong idea of your next base. Six months out is ideal: it gives time for VA pre-approval, a remote search and a house-hunting trip. Even with only a few weeks, the intake form and a quick strategy session help you decide whether to buy, rent first or sell.
We go over your timeline and report date, your BAH, whether buying or renting makes more sense, your VA loan entitlement, and what you need from a home and a commute. If you are selling a home where you are now, we talk about that too. There is no pressure and no obligation to buy anything.
Yes. If the home is in the Las Vegas area, I can list it myself and build the sale around your departure date. If it is somewhere else, I can connect you with a vetted listing agent there. We can also talk through renting it out instead, which can make sense depending on your mortgage, the rental market and whether you plan to come back.
You get someone on your side who has made the same moves, a strategy session before you commit to anyone, and an introduction to an agent who already knows your timeline and loan. After that I keep checking in. If the fit is wrong, tell me and I will find someone else.