The study of coaches like Vince Lombardi and John Wooden, with their philosophies of creating success through perfect practice, has been a great source of inspiration for me. I played college football at a high level at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and was part of two Big Eight Championships and the National Championship team in 1990. It was at Colorado where I learned to compete and developed an unparalleled work ethic. Since your home represents the largest liability you will incur during your lifetime, my combination of knowledge and hard work makes me the winning choice for your Realtor.

How do you measure success when it comes to your Realtor? For me, success means getting you the best deal possible, and guiding you through a process that can be confusing and difficult. My philosophy on work comes from the same school of thought as basketball coach John Wooden. Wooden said "…a good leader is first, and foremost, a teacher." I come from a coaching and teaching background. I taught High School economics for four years. For eight years I coached football as a defensive coordinator for high school and small colleges around southern California, and then landed a job as a head coach at a Los Angeles high school. My coaching background gave me the ability to break things down to their fundamental components. This is exactly what you need whether you are dealing with your first real estate transaction or your tenth real estate transaction.


Away from the office, I enjoy running, playing basketball, lifting weights and attending any football game (high school, college or the pros). I also love spending time with my “home team” (my wife and two young daughters). While helping clients with their real estate needs is my main goal, I hope my post-real estate years will include coaching football once again.