Staying connected to alumni and giving back to the community that shaped me has always mattered to me.
I graduated from Los Altos High School in Hacienda Heights, where I built many of the relationships and values that still shape how I approach my work and community involvement today.
I had the honor of being Senior Class President in my graduation year of 1977. Additionally, my 1977 football team won the CIF Championship.
My involvement in alumni leadership and community organizations reflects a lifelong commitment to service, accountability, and staying connected to the people and places that shaped me.
That same relationship-first mindset carries directly into my real estate work. Clients don’t experience me as a salesperson, but as a steady guide — someone used to leading, listening, and showing up consistently over time.
I am a lifelong Southern California resident whose career has been shaped by service, leadership, and long-standing community ties. Raised in Hacienda Heights and a graduate of Los Altos High School, I have spent decades building relationships based on trust, consistency, and follow-through.
Whether through athletics, alumni leadership, or professional work, my approach has always been the same: show up, listen carefully, and do what’s right for the people I get to serve.
Real estate decisions are rarely just financial. They’re personal, emotional, and often tied to major life transitions. My background as a coach, mentor, and community leader has shaped how I approach every client relationship.
My focus isn’t quick transactions — it’s long-term outcomes. Clients work with me because I understand how to guide decisions with patience, clarity, and strategy, especially when timing, family considerations, or complex circumstances are involved.