How It All Started
I started in real estate at 18, buying my first property as soon as I legally could. Not long after, I became a Realtor, but I quickly realized how broken the traditional process is—especially for homes that need repairs or a different timeline.
I saw the inefficiency firsthand. In the traditional model, agents often act as proxies, adding layers of communication and cost without necessarily adding value. Because the barrier to entry for agents is low, sellers often end up with inexperienced representation, getting dragged through inspections, financing delays, and last-minute fallout.
That experience made one thing clear to me: Sellers don't need more opinions, more middlemen, or "maybe" offers. They need certainty. So, instead of staying in the middle as an agent, I decided to become the buyer and build a company that could actually close.
The General Contractor Difference
In 2014, I bought my first rental property, and shortly after, confirmed my path with a successful flip in Lantana on Jennings Avenue. But what separates us today isn't just that we buy homes—it's how we buy them.
Most "We Buy Houses" companies are just investors on paper. When they need to fix a house, they call a contractor who comes out and marks everything up by 15% to 30%. In South Florida, it's almost always closer to 30%. On a $50,000 to $100,000 renovation, that is a massive amount of money that effectively comes out of the seller's pocket.
Because I am a Licensed General Contractor, we don't have that problem. We don't rely on third-party markups or guesses. We know exactly what repairs cost, which allows us to offer more to the seller while still running a healthy business that supports our own families. We cut out the bloat so the numbers actually work.
No Faceless Corporations. Just Hard Work.
We have a "no bullshit" policy. People are tired of corporatized, faceless businesses that hide behind text messages. When you work with us, you are working with real people who show up.
If we are about to close on a property and the insurance company demands a flat roof be sealed immediately, we don't delay the closing. If we don't have a handyman ready that second, I'm not above grabbing a bucket of tar, climbing up on the roof, and sealing it myself. We do whatever it takes to get the deal done.
Earned Experience: 100+ Transactions
Hitting our 100th transaction was a major milestone for me because it put into perspective just how much work goes into this. I didn't just oversee those 100 deals; I lived them.
I have personally sourced the deals, written the contracts, and managed the renovations. I have painted baseboards, installed windows, cleaned out dirty air conditioners, regrouted bathrooms, and changed electrical outlets. There isn't a single task in this business—from the dirty work to the paperwork—that I haven't done myself over a hundred times.
The Mission
Today, I'm married with two sons, and while the operation has scaled, the mission stays the same. The real joy in this business isn't just the renovation; it's that final phone call with the seller.
I hear the stress in their voices when they first call us—they are often dealing with family emergencies, medical issues, or financial pressure, and they feel lost. To hear that shift in their voice after we close—to know that the weight has been lifted and they can move on with their lives—that is why we do what we do.
We offer honesty, grit, and a promise that if we say we're going to close, we close.