Materialism
The materials used in this kind of construction are exactly the same as any site-built project. The difference is that they are...
I enjoy walking the rail trails throughout central Massachusetts with friends and exploring the surrounding areas of each trail.
I was a psychology major from a smaller New England college. Not your typical background to be a success in finance. I had many people who doubted my abilities because I didn’t have a degree from a large university in finance.
While many attorneys fancy themselves gladiators, for me, it is all about the client, and achieving a result that is a success for both parties. My clients are like family to me, and I spend a lot of time listening to their needs and ensuring that they are protected.
Sometimes the obstacles we face can become advantages. For example, English is not my native language. At times this brings the expectation that I cannot speak naturally. However, when they do speak with me, they see how patient,
Develop and maintain strong relationships with key partners. These are the contractors and distributors who brainstorm creative solutions with me and help elevate a project versus say it can’t be done.
First off, hitting any challenge or obstacle straight on is essential for successful outcomes. As a high-energy, high-stress, and fast-paced industry, it’s crucial to work towards a probable solution...
By putting people first! I have always enjoyed getting to know people and a large network comes in handy in the CRE world in New England. People want to do business with those they like and trust and I have made relationship building a top priority throughout my career.
I leverage my interpersonal strengths to expand my network, grow relationships and ultimately drive results. The commercial real estate industry is very much a relationship based business and my career has been served well by many individuals that I’ve met along the way.
Years in real estate: 20
What real estate associations or organizations are you a member of: IREM, CHAPA, NEAHMA, and SAHMA
How have y...
