What expertise do you bring to RWC?
Before getting into real estate, I worked in Commercial Collections for over 20 years. That taught me strong communication skills and resilience. It’s not an easy job because you’re calling people who really don’t want to hear from you. Luckily, working in real estate people are much more excited to take my call and work with me.

I’ve gotten to represent sellers and buyers of multiple different property types in commercial real estate, but my wheelhouse is land and multi-family properties. I’ve also been fortunate to earn favor with an Ohio-based university as an exclusive consultant assembling other investment properties for acquisition and I’ve been a part of multiple large-scale transactions that were highly confidential.

I work hard to earn the trust and confidence of clients, and I think it shows because now I have over $20 million in transactions/sales. I would also like to stress, knowledge is key. From attending zoning meetings, regular conversations with Title Companies, continuing education, I like to arm my clients with as much info as I can to make their experience and transaction as seamless as possible.

What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I’ve been a resident of Central Ohio for over thirty-eight years and I’m highly motivated to serve my community. I donate regularly to charitable organizations like The Cancer Support Community, Columbus Humane Society, and Groundswell International to name a few. I also volunteer coach children’s sports at I9 and the Olentangy Youth Athletic Association. I’m an avid College Football fan cheering for none other than The Ohio State Buckeyes and I also like working on cars, so I belong to the Columbus Cars and Coffee club. I’m studying Environmental Law as a student at Columbus State Community College and will transfer to The Ohio State University in the near future. I keep pretty busy but my free time I spend weight-lifting, home repairs, and time with my family.

What do you love about Columbus?
The Buckeyes (obviously), the friendships I have made, the Scioto mile, the tradition of Red White and Boom, and the opportunities to expand and grow from connections.