Real estate wasn't a career choice. It was a revelation.

Going through the homebuying process myself in 2012 — as a regular person, not an agent — made something click. What was really happening at every step wasn't paperwork or negotiations. It was people trusting someone with one of the most significant moments of their lives. That felt like something worth doing well.

That's been the mission ever since.

Since building my business in 2016 with Century 21 Real Estate Center, the privilege has been sitting across the table from people navigating some of their biggest life transitions — first-time buyers stepping into something they've worked years for, families growing out of one chapter and into the next, people moving through divorce, military relocations, moves to be closer to the people they love. Every one of those stories matters. Not because of the commission — but because of what's actually at stake.

That's the lens every client relationship gets viewed through. Before talking strategy, the conversation starts with your life. Your timeline, your logistics, your reasons for moving. The right plan doesn't exist until the full picture is clear.

When it comes to selling your home, there are no shortcuts. Professional photography on every listing. Strategic open house timing in the first week. Coordinated social media launches that consistently generate more views and saves on Zillow and Redfin than comparable homes sitting in your neighborhood. Those results get tracked because you deserve to know your home is being marketed at the highest level.

For clients buying and selling at the same time, the toolkit is comprehensive: rent-back agreements, consecutive closes, in-between housing options, and a client concierge service that handles the details most agents never think about — right down to coordinating utility transfers. The goal is to make a complex transition feel simple. That's not luck. It's a system built from a decade of doing this.

Fluent in both English and Tagalog, and proud to serve the diverse communities across Snohomish and North King County — the area my family has called home since 1998.

Community has always been central to who this work is for. A portion of every commission earned goes to the Easterseals of Washington Chapter, and supporting Leadership Launch is something that matters deeply. Giving back isn't a marketing strategy. It's just what you do when you're grateful for the life you've been able to build.

Outside of work, being a husband to ThaiRy and a dad to my daughter Kylie are the two most important titles. Everything built professionally is built for them and because of them.

This page isn't here to sell you on making a choice. It's here because you deserve to know who you're trusting with your next chapter.

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