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2008


No one knows you like family. I consider all my clients like family. There is no one who would treat you more honestly, and place your needs first and foremost. I thought that I would share some of my life with you so you can get to know me a little better.

Some kids go to baseball games with their dads…my dad & I bonded by spending time remodeling the homes we lived in. I still like wearing hats & cowboy boots too!

Vintage look, yes I used to have hair. Went to Boone High School in Orlando, Fla.. Dropped out senior year to sail the Caribbean for 3.5 months. Not to worry…I’ve got my GED & a Masters Degree. However, I do believe you get more education traveling.

5 years in the US Navy. Served in a variety of capacities most notably as a SeaBee in the construction battalion and a Hull Tech specializing in damage control, fire safety; nuclear, biological & chemical warfare. My dad was also a SeaBee as well as a navy diver. My mom was an officer in the Women’s Army Corp.
Hobbies include scuba diving, golf, sailing, X-country skiing, hiking, and travel photography. Sailed around the world twice as video producer for Semester at Sea, a college program I highly recommend for anyone considering student travel.
I am fortunate to be married to my lovely wife Rhonda of 12 years. She is a very patient and tolerant woman. I dated her for almost 10 years before we married…what’s the hurry?!
I have been playing in a band called “Rusty Mojo” for 1.5 years. I sing and play guitar. It’s a lot of fun & a great bunch of guys. This is from our Annual Madeline’s Party gift drive… KILTS ROCK! Visit www.MadelinesParty.com for more info.
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03
2008
I am a big fan of this organization and participate when I can through my services as a videographer. The YouTube video below is one of those opportunities. I also hold a CMC certification and have found it very useful when looking for homes for clients with mobility issues. In addition it helps me to better identify and determine the level of accessibility of the homes that I list.
Searching for a modified home or one that has the ability to be modified can be tough when you are sifting through hundreds of listings that have not been marked for accessibility or at best minimally designated.
With the number of mobility challenged Vets returning from Iraq, Afghanistan and other areas around the globe it is important to keep in mind that quality of life is still an important issue for them and their families.
Mobility Rules is a nonprofit that offers training and certification for people who want to understand important guidelines for accessibility designations in homes. People who earn the Certified Mobility Consultant (CMC) designation can provide expertise and insight on accessibility features for housing that can accommodate a wide range of disabilities.
For more information visit: http://mobilityrules.com/
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03
2008
Welcome to www.BuySellPDX.com where the goal is to educate clients about the real estate market, the buying and selling process and how valuable it is to have a real estate professional in your corner.
As realtors we understand our value. Most clients, especially first time home buyers are somewhat in the dark about what realtors do. It’s our job to enlighten them through education, work with them to make the home buying /selling process understandable, and by doing that earn a lifetime relationship built on trust and respect. I don’t think this is too lofty a goal for any business professional.
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