In his own words.

I  moved to San Luis Obispo in 1976 to attend Cal Poly.  Upon graduation in 1980 I took three years to travel around the world by ship, plane, sailboat, and more types of land vehicles (and animals) than I care to remember.

My future wife (originally from Pacific Grove, California) offered me a ride from a youth hostel in Dunedin, on the South Island of New Zealand, and we traveled together for another six months after that. We settled back in San Luis Obispo in 1983 and I enrolled in Cal Poly's MBA program to enhance my employment opportunities. After graduation I took a position with a CPA firm in San Francisco.

We lasted only nine months in San Francisco and made a hasty, homesick retreat back to San Luis Obispo. I was offered a new position at the San Luis Bay Inn in Avila Beach where I had worked off and on since 1976, starting as a bus boy. The owners of the hotel generously created the job of "Resident Manager" for me, and within six months I had become the General Manager of this five-star hotel.

In 1990 the San Luis Bay Inn was sold to a time-share company and I was terminated. About to become a new father, I quickly obtained a Real Estate License and never looked back. We now have two great boys, ages 12 and 14, and give thanks daily that we made the wise decision to raise our family in this wonderful corner of the world.

In September, 2003, I bought the Re/Max franchise for San Luis Obispo and found that I was destined to own my own company. We are small, but dynamic.  Our mission is to provide the highest quality of service while placing absolute priority on maintaining our clients' best interests at all times.

I appreciate the opportunity to earn your business.