
Over 40 years managing properties across New Orleans, I've dealt with every kind of tenant, every city ordinance change, every contractor dispute, and every post-hurricane scramble. I've seen what happens when property owners cut corners on who they hire — and I've cleaned it up.
Full credit reports. Full background checks. And a frank judgment about character. I tell every owner the same thing: you cannot fix a bad tenant after they move in. We do our best to get it right before the keys ever change hands — because one bad placement costs far more than a year of management fees.
"I'm a licensed Louisiana real estate broker, answerable to the Louisiana Real Estate Commission. Not a contractor moonlighting as a property manager — a distinction that matters enormously when something goes wrong with your property. And eventually, something always does."
When a storm is bearing down on New Orleans, most property managers leave. I stay. I assess every property I manage, coordinate emergency repairs with vetted contractors, document all damage for insurance purposes, and keep owners informed in real time — because your property needs someone on the ground when you can't be here.