I met my wife in Fort Worth, TX at the age of 19. We married less than a year later, only seven days before I would ship off to serve my country in the Iraq war. 18 years later we have two beautiful daughters (ages 7 & 9). They are my everything, and they’re tough as nails. They love to play fight with Daddy. One thing I’ve learned over the years is to have patience, and it’s helped me tremendously in my mortgage career.
If you’ve wanted to buy a home, or upgrade to a better home for some time now; you know that life can be a fight. It seems like there’s always something blocking you from your goals. My favorite thing about training in Jiu-Jitsu is not winning, it’s getting up. When you spend enough time refusing to stay down, eventually you become a fighter.
Not everyone’s fight is on a mat, in a ring, or in a cage. But make no mistake, we all have a fight ahead of us; and the true spirit of a fighter is ferocious and uncompromising. I pride myself on being a fighter for my clients. Whatever obstacles stand in your way can be overcome. I’ve helped hundreds of people, and I can do the same for you. With constant and deliberate effort, progress is inevitable.
When I’m not working, training, or daddying I love to sit around and read books & comicbooks. I love both Marvel and DC, and I’ve read every issue of “The Walking Dead” (and yes…..the comic is better than the show). I think comics remind us that we all have a unique ability that we can use to serve the world, or cause others misfortune.
So in a way, heroes and villains are real life everyday people. My ability is to help veterans and everyday people unravel the mysteries of mortgages and credit. I know it’s not as cool as being Spider-Man, but for many people I’ve been the hero they needed.