Who is Brian - I am driven by one core belief in life which is to strive to be Elite in everything I do. When it comes my profession, I believe everyone deserves to feel confident and supported when making one of the biggest financial decisions of their life in obtaining a mortgage. My daily work goes far beyond simply securing loans for clients—as I am looking to build strong lasting relationships.
I am married and have three children
I became partner in July of 2018 with Welcome Home Mortgage, LLC
Rotarian since 2004 and was President in 2017/2018 for North Haven
Sacred Heart Academy Athletic Booster Club President 2024 to Present
Reviews from Clients - “Brian takes the time to truly understand our goals, walking us step-by-step through the mortgage process with clarity, honesty, and care. He is high energy, dedicated, and relentlessly committed to helping us achieve our financial goals. Whether working with us as a first-time homebuyer or seasoned homeowner, Brian brings a hands-on, always-available approach that turns what can be an overwhelming experience into one that feels empowering and exciting. His fast communication, problem-solving mindset, and ability to make complex situations simple is what separates him from so many other people in business.
Fun Fact - It was a raining night in Fishkill, NY back in May of 2000. Marist College played Fairfield in the MAAC Championship baseball game. Marist went down early in the game and in the top of the third inning the score was 4-0 with bases loaded and only two outs. Coach John Szefc of Marist at the time, who is currently the head coach of Virginia Tech had a major decision to make that night. He called on me who was a pitcher in a high pressured moment to stop the momentum and allow our team to get back into the game. This decision proved to be right as we won the game 11-5 and moved on to the NCCA Tournament in Lafayette, Louisiana. I was named to All-Tournament team was recognized as the 1st Marist pitcher to record the 1st MAAC Championship Win and 1st NCAA Tournament Win for Marist University.
