Greg is a licensed attorney in two states, scoring #1 on the bar exam and served as an adjunct professor of law at the Phoenix School of Law where he was recognized as law professor of the year.
Greg has founded multiple successful businesses and been recognized as Innovator of the Year and lauded as a “Real Estate Visionary” by Real Estate Today magazine.
Greg has been interviewed by Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Newsweek, Money Magazine and ABC, NBC, and CBS News Affilliates.
Greg has been quoted and featured by The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Forbes, The Huffington Post, Kiplinger, Money Magazine, Investor’s Business Daily, NPR, and the Phoenix Business Journal. He has been interviewed by ABC, NBC and CBS news affiliates nationwide and recognized as a “Real Estate Visionary” by Real Estate Today.
He is the author of How Father’s Change Lives, a bestselling, 5-star rated Amazon book honoring 52 remarkable dads (and one mom) as told from the voices of their children. Greg wrote it in tribute to his father and all he did for him.
Realtor Magazine ranked him #19 Realtor in the U.S.
Realtor Magazine ranked him #1 Realtor in the state of Arizona
He scored the #1 top score on his state’s bar exam
He was ranked in the top 50 pro-bono attorneys in his home state of Arizona
Arizona State University Law School named him professor of the Year
He has been an Arizona newspaper columnist for over 20 years
I will be launching a mega-funded company that truly revolutionizes the way homes are bought and sold for the consumer as well as the agent:
I have the model. Like Amazon (effortless) and Uber (disruptive), traditionalists will first ignore it…then criticize it…and while they do, I’ll change how homes are sold, for the betterment of consumers and Realtors alike. While others choose to wait and see, I will be laying the foundation for the future.
My Amazon 5-star rated bestseller, How Fathers Change Lives, shares the heartfelt stories of 52 remarkable dads (and one mom) through the eyes of their children. This work stands as a tribute to my own father and the profound impact he had on my life.
