Raising Standards
of Care

I started my first semester of college in 2019 as a first-generation student, and I remember being surrounded by signs at the David Eccles School of Business telling business students to go do something with their education. I took that literally because I was so beyond my budget trying to make it through my first and second semester of university.

I was working manual labor at a dairy and yogurt plant in Logan, Utah called Schrieber Foods right out of high school. I chose real estate from a long list of options at the only technical college in town by drawing this conclusion: Although my family and I hadn't experienced homeownership, we had experienced homelessness. Housing instability and the importance of such wasn’t theoretical for me or just a passion because it's a problem in the United States; it was personal.

This work is meaningful, it’s healing, and it’s the kind of work I’m proud to do, and although it comes with it's unique challenges, I wouldn't want to be anywhere else than with you helping you reach the tallest shelf. Working for you and using the power I hold to help you succeed is the most rewarding experience of my life.