From the Air Force
to your front door
After serving in the United States Air Force, I started buying and selling a few investment properties. I liked the process — the numbers, the strategy, the way deals come together. That curiosity led me into real estate full-time. I started with an independent broker, built my craft, and eventually made my home at RE/MAX — where I've spent the last 15 years helping the people of Solano County navigate one of life's biggest decisions with confidence.
I've lived in Vacaville for many years. I know the neighborhoods, the price points, the lenders, the market rhythms — the way only a local who genuinely cares can.
The biggest thing my clients say after closing? That I kept them informed. Even when there's nothing to report — no offers, no activity — they heard from me. No seller should wonder what's happening with their home. That's not a bonus feature. It's the baseline.
I built my entire approach around one insight: the deals that fall apart are almost always derailed by something that could have been caught upfront. Pre-inspections, honest disclosures, strategic pricing — this is what separates a smooth sale from a stressful one.
A couple walked into my open house and said the four words that stop most transactions cold: "We need to sell first." I got them connected with a local lender immediately. Within 48 hours they had pre-approval. Day three, their home was live on the market. Day four brought an offer. By day five, they were positioned to put a strong, confident offer on the home they loved.