My pathway into the finance industry hasn’t been the typical one. I spent 9 years in the New Zealand Army and 8 years working as a qualified electrician, which built a strong foundation of discipline, problem-solving, and work ethic. Fueled by my passion and never-ending love for residential property, I’ve been able to bring those skills into this space and apply them in a practical, solutions-focused way. It’s also shaped how I work with clients — staying calm under pressure and communicating clearly every step of the way.

These days, I work closely with first home buyers and property investors, helping guide them through the lending process from start to finish. I know it can feel pretty overwhelming at times, so my focus is on keeping things simple, clear, and achievable. I take a relationship-first approach — getting to know what my clients are trying to achieve and structuring things in a way that supports both their immediate goals and longer-term plans.

I genuinely believe that home ownership is still achievable for every Kiwi, no matter their situation or background. There’s a lot of noise out there at the moment, but my job is to cut through that and provide clear, practical advice and a plan forward that actually works.

At the end of the day, my goal is simple — help people get into their own home or grow their portfolio, and do it in a way that builds long-term relationships, repeat business, and referrals.