Our Team
Paul Burow
General Manager, Montana Licensed Broker, Realtor and Property Manager
Paul is a native Missoulian who told his parents he was studying architecture at Montana State University while secretly majoring in skiing and microbrews. His career path led to construction, structural design, and operations management near Austin, TX for Centex/Pulte Homes. Being too full of good BBQ and longing for a massive pay-cut he returned to Montana in 2010 and leveraged his construction and investment property knowledge into becoming a Montana Licensed Real Estate Broker. While enjoying all aspects of real estate, Paul specializes in multi-family and commercial sales and leasing. In his off-time Paul enjoys exploring different areas of Montana, feeding grizzly bears, and taking selfies with wild bison.
Earlene Priest
Kelsey Rowland
Sarah Gee
Mike Olson
Ashton Palen
Licensed Property Manager
Originally from Arizona, Ashton is one of seven children. He moved to Great Falls Montana in 2016, then to Missoula in 2017. In 2023 he got married, joined the PPM team, and became licensed. He enjoys lake days, short hikes, and hanging out with his cat.
Emma Paulsen
Licensed Property Manager
After graduating from ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch, CO, Emma decided to pursue engineering at Montana Technological University where she discovered her passion for math. To leverage her strengths, she decided to make the switch from engineering to accounting and is currently pursuing a BSBA from Western Governors University. Emma joined PPM looking to expand her background in property management, business, and bookkeeping, and became licensed as a property manager in February 2024. In her free time, she enjoys ice skating with the Missoula Figure Skating Club, crafting, walking her dog, and collecting more hobbies.
Tyler Touchstone
Licensed Property Manager
With roots deeply embedded in Montana, Tyler embodies a blend of professionalism and country spirit. As a property manager, he brings a meticulous approach to his work, much like the care of his mini farm. He’s also a tech enthusiast, often found tinkering in his homelab. Despite these modern interests, Tyler’s heart lies in Montana's wilderness, where they hike, hunt, and fish, finding balance between technology and nature.