I have been involved with the real estate industry since 1991. I began
my career in the Lafayette and Youngsville, LA area with the
purchasing, leasing and selling of commercial buildings and land. This
evolved into the purchasing, leasing and selling of residential real
estate. My residential growth began in Scott, LA and grew to include
the Lafayette and Youngsville markets with a concentration of
properties in the University of Louisiana at Lafayette area. This area
includes the Saint’s Streets, Freetown, Port Rico and downtown
Lafayette. Over the years my knowledge of Acadia and Lafayette parish
real estate has grown to include the parishes of Acadia, Iberia,
Vermillion, St Landry and St Martin.
I was born in Lafayette, LA and raised in the Woodvale area. I began
my studies at Woodvale Elementary and continued on to L J Alleman,
Lafayette High School and The University of Southwestern Louisiana
(USL). I completed my secondary education at University of Louisiana
at Lafayette (ULL). I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial
Technology and a Masters of Science Degree in Engineering Management.
In addition to being involved with Lafayette, LA real estate since
1991, I was an employee of the Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office,
a Project Manager for a Mechanical/Electrical Engineering Consulting
firm and an Estimator/Project Manager for a general contractor. Over
the years my first love has always remained in the Acadiana real
estate market. I have a strong work ethic and appreciate the value of
a dollar. I am honest and diligent in providing excellent service.
Because of these characteristics and my background in real estate,
engineering and construction, I am the first and last person you
should contact for all of your Acadiana real estate needs.
I spend my free time raising my daughter and am highly involved in the
local running and triathlon community. As an avid runner and multiple
Ironman Triathlon Competitor, I have the drive and determination to
cross the finish line on a real estate transaction.
