Foundation of Grit
Amateur MMA Champion
I didn't come up through easy competition. My first amateur fight was against the second-ranked fighter in New England—a competitor with 5 fights to my zero. I won the first round but lost in the second. That loss set the tone early: nothing was ever handed to me.
That pressure forged how I operate today. I became a 2X New England Fights 170lb Champion, Combat Zone 170lb Champion, and earned a national invitation to compete at Art of Scrap in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where I fought at 185lbs against elite-level competition.
The lesson: I learned early how to perform when the odds aren't in your favor—and that's exactly when representation matters most.
2X New England Fights Champion
170lb Division
Combat Zone Champion
170lb Division
Art of Scrap National
185lb Champion
Mark of Excellence
Nationally Ranked Car Salesman
That same mentality—no easy draws, always facing the best—defined my approach to automotive sales. I earned Mark of Excellence honors and selection to the Corvette Academy, placing in the top fraction of performers nationwide.
Thousands of transactions later, I learned what separates elite performers: preparation, positioning, negotiation, and execution. Every interaction was high-pressure. Every deal mattered. That discipline is non-negotiable.
Most agents use a shotgun. I operate with a rifle. The right asset. The right buyer. The right narrative.
Special Asset Operator
Luxury Real Estate Expert
I brought that discipline into real estate. Today, I specialize in properties most agents avoid—because they require thinking, not templates.
As an active property investor and Airbnb manager, I understand market fundamentals, ROI potential, and the emotional weight of legacy assets. I have direct connections to contractors and construction experts. I'm bilingual (English/Portuguese). I can navigate complexity that others can't.
Luxury clients don't need cheerleaders. They need operators. They care about who handles things others can't. Who won't embarrass them. Who understands assets, not bedrooms. Who knows how to create demand where none exists.
That's me. That's what I do.
