Realtors

After seeing the writing on the walls a couple years ago when the mortgage meltdown started rearing its ugliness, I began a quest and spent countless hours doing some diligent research on a few business opportunities that would meet my income and family needs. After a lot of investigation, soul searching and prayer, the decision to leave my mortgage career of 22 years had come.  It had been a tough decision to leave behind a business that I took extreme pride in providing quality services, consistent results, satisfied clients, but most importantly, building a reputation for strong character and integrity in everything I did. Even in a down economy, I managed to maintain and provide quality service to my clients and partners.

About 2 years ago when the “you know what” hit the fan, life was good. I was helping families get into homes, saving others money with refinancing their homes and building great relationships along the way. So when my income, my stress level and my family life started to suffer due to the economy, government and the blatant deceit, greed and fraud that arose from this industry, my passion for this business just went down hill and I couldn’t stop it from crashing.  Now, I’m not sure if any of you can relate or have found yourself in a similar situation, but after all the years I worked to build my business, I was now working 5 times harder and longer for 10 times less! I realized I only owned my job (not a business) and it was not worth the same after a 22 year investment.

I am an entrepreneur, and have always kept my mind and options open to opportunities. As I mentioned in the beginning, about a year ago (2007), I was looking online for an income supplement, but what I found was an opportunity to get back in the game, and I am now very happy with what has transpired for me and my family. I am making a very comfortable income from home and able to do more with my kids and wife than I ever could have imagined. I am building a new business that is exciting, rewarding, and profitable and is giving me something that I did not have control of in my mortgage career – freedom of time!

Curious to what I am doing now?  Watch this quick 8 minute video presentation to find out.