Injured in the line of duty, I never planned on becoming a real estate agent. For 15 years, I thrived in home improvement, a career I loved. Later, I became a Detroit firefighter, serving the community for 13 years.

A serious injury forced me into early retirement, but before the accident, I had already earned my real estate license. My passion for flipping houses led me to help fellow firefighters buy and sell homes, turning an unexpected twist into a full-time career. Real estate became my new way to leverage my home improvement experience and continue supporting my community.

I went from saving homes to selling them. That was 16 years ago, and my team and I have consistently sold over 200 homes a year (and have for nearly a decade), putting me in the top 1% of Realtors in Michigan. Much of my previous experience translates into how I work with my clients—responding immediately, working tirelessly, and treating every transaction like it's the most important one in the world because, for someone, it is.

A native of Southeast Michigan, I've spent years here raising a family. I'm intimately familiar with the tri-county area, and I'm 110% dedicated to getting my clients the best price the market can offer—with an average sale-to-list price of 102%.

I'd love to sit down and discuss your long-term real estate plan, whether you are looking to buy now or in the future. It starts with a strategy.