Eighteen years ago, I traded San Francisco’s fog for Northern Nevada’s open skies—because, let’s be honest, the Bay Area wasn’t vibing with my future plans. Growing up, my family ran restaurants, flipping struggling businesses into successes. Our first spot, Deadly Ink (don’t ask), was an Italian restaurant, followed by Avantis, a catering business that fueled office workers one pasta dish at a time.
My resume? Let’s call it eclectic. I’ve been a meeting coach (whatever that means now), a high school basketball coach (mostly yelling about hustle), and even a Junior Police Academy recruit. I took a leap into law enforcement, working as a Community Service Officer and dispatcher at the University of San Francisco—multitasking under stress with caffeine and a radio. A back injury in 2004 ended that chapter, so I packed up and followed my family to Reno.
Starting over, I joined a top-tier real estate team, and after 46 months (yes, I counted), I got my license and went solo. Now, as a self-employed real estate professional, I bring a mix of discipline, strategy, and humor to the table. My background in public safety and business gives me a Swiss Army knife approach—useful in more ways than one.
Whether you need real estate expertise, business insights, or just a well-timed joke, I’m your person. Let’s make things happen!