I'm the homeowner and primary resident of Casa Signora.

I split my time between Salt Lake City, New York City, and travel.  When I'm in SLC, I'm present in the house - "cooking" (I order out), "working" (I own a company in NYC so limited work in SLC), "tending to the yard" (I'd love someone who loves this or I'll hire someone), and truly enjoying a peaceful life.

I care about:

• A calm, clean home

• Clear communication

• Shared spaces that feel lived in, not chaotic

• Mutual respect and emotional maturity

I'm friendly and open, but not intrusive.  I value ease over intensity and consistency over drama.  Casa Signora works best when everyone feels comfortable being themselves without having to manage anyone else's energy.

This isn't a landlord-from-a-distance situation - it's a shared home with thoughtful boundaries.

Hansel is a 16-year-old dachshund and the longest-standing resident of Casa Signora.

He is:

• Very senior

• Very opinionated

• Very small

They all spend most of their days sleeping in sun patches, moving slowly between rooms, and reminding everyone it's time to eat.  They eat twice a day and enjoy a calm, predictable routine.

They're affectionate in a quiet way and not demanding, but they do best in a low-stimulation environment.  Because of their age and temperaments, no additional pets are allowed in the home.

When I'm traveling, housemates help with simple routines like feeding them and (there is a doggy door to let them in the backyard).  This is part of the shared household rhythm and helps keep everything running smoothly.