Mark brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to his role as a Loan Officer.
With a career spanning over two decades, Mark has a deep understanding of the real estate market and a passion for helping clients achieve their homeownership dreams.
Mark’s journey in real estate began in 1997 when he first became a licensed Real Estate Agent.
Over the years, he has honed his skills and knowledge, ultimately becoming a Real Estate Managing Broker in 2021.
His hands-on experience with Plumblife Inc., a company he owned and operated, involved purchasing, rehabilitating, and reselling residential properties.
This role required daily negotiations for labor, materials, and property transactions, providing Mark with invaluable insights into the real estate market.
His expertise extends beyond sales, encompassing a wide range of construction skills.
Mark has personally rehabilitated single-family homes, maintained apartment complexes, and undertaken various construction projects, ensuring properties are market-ready and meet the highest standards.
Mark’s comprehensive background in real estate, combined with his commitment to providing exceptional service, ensures that his clients receive the best possible guidance and support throughout their home buying or selling journey.
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