My Story
From "out of reach" to homeowner to helping others get there
I grew up in California, where owning a home always felt like something other people got to do, not us. I came to the Palouse to play college football, and somewhere along the way this place stopped being a stop on the road and became home. This is where I chose to build a life and raise my kids.
I bought my first home in Moscow and owned it for a little under three years. When I sold it, I walked away with about $100,000 in my pocket, money I rolled straight into our next home. That single experience changed how I think about homeownership. It's not just a place to live. Done right, it's one of the most powerful financial decisions a family can make. I wanted to help other people find that same turning point.
The name "Good Dad Realtor" wasn't a marketing idea. It came from my kids. I asked them what I should call my business, and that's the name they gave me. It stuck because it's true: everything I do in this job, I do the way I'd want a Realtor to treat my own family. Straightforward advice, no pressure, and a genuine goal of helping you get into a home you actually love.











