
To start I have always been a very creative and open minded person. Always trying new sports, hobbies, interacting with every possible social circle you could think of, but most of all was the question of what I wanted to do in life. Well upon my own research I think I found my niche and that would be real estate investing. So what better way to start up my own landlord/RE investing empire than with real world experience? My previous work experience so far from being a high school graduate from Norwich Technical High School (2017) majoring in plumbing and heating is a year with Mohegan Sun’s security department which I had resigned from a few days ago. Nevertheless, I left the job with bridges intact and on good terms with management despite different corporate views. During my experience (Jan.2018-Nov.2018) I was able to strongly improve my customer service and communication skills not only with patrons but with fellow team-members. I also found myself working in situations under a lot of pressure, during long overtime shifts as well (8 , 12, and 16 hours). I’m accustomed to working night shift and long hours, very dedicated and passionate to my employer to fulfill any needs or requests they would ask of me. Towards the end of my run with Mohegan, I was promoted to training officer responsible for two trainees. This promotion is a step up to a dual-rate supervisor position and due to set circumstances at the time I resigned before I advanced any further with the department and Mohegan all together. I am in the process of getting my guard card and landing another part time security job to help save up in the mean time for the right investment however I am also applying for assistant property manager positions in the area as well. Contact me for my resume if interested. Currently I am searching for a local investor to take an upcoming investor under his wing. I may not have the experience directly in real estate at the moment I have the drive to wiliness to want to learn all the in’s and outs of the industry as well as different pitfalls to lookout for. My drive finding a mentor has nothing to do with the salary or money at all. In fact, I would be willing to work for free alongside an investor day and night just for the hands on experience , it’s all for the knowledge I will learn along the way to help me on my own journey to pursue a real estate investing career.