Ron and his wife relocated to Arizona in 2019. They enjoy getting sunlight everyday. Ron is licensed in Arizona and Washington. He has been in the business since 2004. Ron is a graduate of Columbia College with a BA in Business Administration. He services Buckeye and the surrounding areas. Specializing in working with military and veteran families. Ron served in the Marine Corps for twelve years as an Air Traffic Controller. After being Honorably Discharged, he worked as a FED EX Courier in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. plus as a DOD sports coordinator for the Navy overseas. The Marine Corps helped build the leader he is today, and Fed Ex plus his DOD employment helped him form his client first mentality. He received several accolades for his customer service while working for FEDEX, which he brings to his own business today. His DOD experience enabled him to grow into becoming a very good communicator with the ability to efficiently solve problems. In his spare time, he volunteers as a youth basketball coach in the area. He enjoys riding motorcycles, golfing and reading real estate books to continue his business education. He looks forward to working with you and your family.
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