Tyler

I think of money more like fun coupons — helpful, sure, but not what makes a life rich…

Growing up, I didn’t realize I wasn’t “well off” until high school. Up to that point, life just was — simple, sometimes stressful, but always full of love. I remember money being a frequent topic in our home, and not in a quiet way. It was loud, tense, and often a source of conflict. And yet, those early experiences gave me something unexpected: a deep understanding that money itself isn’t the goal — peace, connection, and security are. I know real happiness doesn’t come from what you have, but how you share it.

What I’ve come to love most about this career is how personal it is. I don’t just help people buy homes — I help them believe in what’s possible. Every heartfelt referral or kind testimonial reminds me that I’m part of something far bigger than a transaction. I'm part of a turning point in someone’s life. When a client says, “We couldn’t have done this without you,” it moves me —because it confirms I’m living my purpose.

I love helping my clients grow, reach their goals, and build the life they’ve always wanted. I want them to win, not just in getting a house, but in building a life. Every loan I help close, every home I help someone step into, is a victory I feel in my own soul. I'm there for the journey, and often, for the friendship that follows.

At the end of the day, I believe that the real measure of success is how many lives you’ve touched, not how many loans you’ve closed. I'm blessed that my path lets me do both. My Why is simple: to give them what I wish every person had growing up—a sense of worth, a voice that’s heard, and the opportunity to boldly grow into their full potential!