21 years in the Air Force taught me discipline, precision, and how to get the mission done. Whether you're buying a home or acquiring an industrial building, I bring the same standard to every deal.
Source: Las Vegas REALTORS® (GLVAR MLS) & Freddie Mac PMMS, June 2026
Two sides of the Las Vegas market. Pick the one that fits your mission — or explore both.
VA loan specialist and PCS relocation expert helping veteran buyers, military families, and Las Vegas homeowners.
Explore Residential
Sourcing, underwriting, and closing industrial and office real estate for investors and business owners across the valley.
Explore CommercialLas Vegas is one metro that behaves like a dozen different markets. Drag the map or pick a zone — I'll tell you what actually matters there before you spend a Saturday touring the wrong side of town.
The valley's flagship master-planned community, built right up against Red Rock Canyon on the west edge. Trail networks, village parks, golf, and Downtown Summerlin all sit inside it.
The northwest growth edge, and where my office sits. A lot of the valley's newer single-family inventory is up here, on bigger lots than you'll find closer in.
Its own incorporated city, not a district of Las Vegas. Aliante anchors the north end as a master-planned community, and the surrounding area holds some of the most attainable entry points in the valley.
Nellis sits in the northeast valley. If you're PCS'ing in, the practical question isn't "how close can I get" — it's which direction you want to be driving at 0630.
The historic core and the Arts District south of it. Older bones, ongoing redevelopment, and the widest spread between a good buy and a bad one anywhere in the valley.
High-rise condos and second homes along and behind the Strip. This is an investor and pied-à-terre market, and it trades on different logic than the rest of the valley.
Established west-central neighborhoods sitting between Summerlin and the Strip. Mature landscaping, larger lots than newer builds, and a genuinely central location.
The valley's fastest-expanding quadrant, filling in along the 215 Beltway. Heavy new construction, which means builder incentives are often on the table.
A separate city on the southeast side, and consistently one of the valley's most in-demand addresses. Green Valley and the newer master-plans behind it drive most of the activity.
Built up the McCullough foothills on the south rim of the valley. Elevation buys you the valley view, and the guard-gated and golf communities up here trade on it.
Zone boundaries are approximate and shown for orientation only. Neighborhood descriptions reflect general market character, not a guarantee of price, schools, or investment performance.
Every property gets the same due diligence treatment — comps, permits, zoning, and market timing reviewed before you ever write an offer or sign a listing agreement.
You get straight answers on pricing, timelines, and risk — not sales pressure. Military leadership means telling people what they need to hear, not what's easy to say.
From first showing or listing walkthrough to the closing table, you work directly with me — not a rotating cast of assistants and transaction coordinators.
I served 21 years in the U.S. Air Force, reaching the rank of E-7, including a deployment as an Afghan Air Advisor and deep ties to the Combat Search and Rescue community. That career built the habits I bring to every transaction today: mission planning, risk management, and a refusal to leave details to chance.
Now licensed in Nevada, I work both sides of the Las Vegas market — helping veterans and military families find homes with VA financing, and helping investors and business owners source, underwrite, and close industrial and office properties across the valley.
Start a ConversationBuying, selling, or scouting commercial — two lines gets us started. I read every message myself and answer fast.
Prefer to talk now? Call or text (702) 659-4620.
