More than a mortgage.
A strategy for the
life you actually want.

Why I do this.

I've been in sales since I was 16 years old. Started at a shop selling fireplaces, patio furniture, grills, and hot tubs. I had no idea at the time that it was the beginning of a 20-year career built entirely around understanding what people need and helping them get it.

From there I went on to become a top-performing rep at two of the largest companies in the country. But the work that really shaped who I am professionally came when I found my way into the home remodeling industry. I started in sales, then moved into operations, helping grow a company to $15 million a year in revenue. Then I went out on my own and built my own remodeling company from scratch.

But construction is demanding. 12-hour days, weekends on job sites, constant pressure. I have three stepsons, one with special needs, and a wife who needed me present, not just financially. When we made the decision to move our family from western Washington to Eastern Washington, something became clear: this was the moment to make a change.

Mortgage was the answer. The same skills I built over two decades transferred directly. And my decade in remodeling turned out to be something most loan officers can never offer: I actually understand homes. I know what a renovation costs, what an appraisal gap means, what to look for in a property. That knowledge protects my clients in ways that go beyond the loan.

I got into mortgages to be home more. The reason I stay is because I found work I am genuinely proud of, helping families in Eastern Washington and North Idaho build the life they actually want, one smart financial decision at a time.