Real estate investor, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, and coach-at-heart
It can be hard for real estate investors to find a financial advisor that’s not pitching them on another insurance product or trying to persuade them to sell their properties and put the proceeds into securities the advisor can manage. I founded REWealth to be different: to bring real financial planning and conflict-free advice to those who hold or aspire to hold real estate directly.
I’ve spent over ten years combined in finance, technology, and real estate. Before that, I was an elementary school teacher. In each role, the bar was held high to achieve excellence for clients, partners, and students. REWealth holds itself, and I hold myself, to the same high standards of execution and integrity.
I’ll add that while REWealth is open to servicing people from all backgrounds, my family and I are Christians and are members in good standing at our local church. I’m a husband to Emily and daddy to Brielle. I enjoy fitness, chess, and music.
Professional Designations
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional
Affiliations
CFP Board
Fee Only Network
National Association of Personal Financial Advisors
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Offers Investment Management
Yes
About our Firm
REWealth was established in 2021 to be the source for helping real estate investors build financial freedom.
I have first-hand experience in landlording, property management, and adding value through late night renovations and elbow grease, all while navigating job changes, hiring, promotions, bonuses, stock compensation, ESOPs, benefits packages, not to mention trying balance work with family life and outside interests.
Shock-jock headlines in market news regularly declare the sky is falling. But real estate investors know better, and are naturally inclined towards long-term thinking. You deserve more than a generalist advisor who’s trying to sell you a product or get you to sell your properties so they can manage the proceeds. You deserve conflict-free advice from not just an advisor, but a colleague and fellow real estate investor.
I’ve been blessed with a fantastic career and see the tremendous potential that real estate investing carries for others. I started REWealth to pay it forward and help others discover the same.
✅ Real Estate Investor-Focused: We get it. The last time you talked with a financial advisor, they pitched you on a mutual fund or annuity. Or maybe they tried to persuade you to sell your rental real estate and instead, put the proceeds into securities they can manage. As real estate investors ourselves, we understand the power of rental real estate and the place it can play in your pursuit of financial freedom.
✅ AUM Optional: Many advisors require that they manage your investments for you to become a client. Some even insist on an investment-centric, “beat-the-market” approach. By contrast, our Planning First approach puts your investments into the broader context of your goals and values. Investment management is an important piece of the overall financial plan, but we welcome DIYers. Investment management is a separate service with a separate fee.
✅ Fiduciary: We take upon ourselves the legal obligation to put client interests first. We do not accept commissions and are transparent on fees and terms. We’re independent from any bank, broker dealer, insurance company or custodian, so we’re free to provide conflict-free advice.
Education
University of St. Thomas, Master of Education (M.Ed.), Teacher Leadership | Westminster Theological Seminary, Master of Divinity (M.Div.) | Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Berks, B.A.s (x2), Communication Arts & Science and Professional Writing
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