Founder, MAC Development Co. · B.S. Mechanical Engineering, UConn
I'm the kind of engineer who thrives on what others call impossible. Whether managing MBTA rail shutdowns on tight overnight windows or converting a 1935 stone church into a mixed-use asset, I operate at the intersection of technical precision and entrepreneurial hustle.
My engineering instinct showed up early — I was buying broken iPods, fixing them, and flipping them for profit on my family room floor before I could drive. Real estate changed everything. Sophomore year at UConn, my Zillow search filter quietly switched from "For Rent" to "For Sale," and I never looked back.
That switch led me to The Vinton — a distressed Victorian Tudor that became the first property and the foundation of MAC Development Co. Since then I've executed the BRRR strategy across multiple properties, built iOS apps, run a landscaping business, and managed high-stakes infrastructure projects for the MBTA. Each chapter sharpens the same skill: seeing the angle everyone else misses.
My UConn mechanical engineering degree gives me the technical vocabulary. My edge comes from being willing to get into the weeds — with contractors, with city permitting, and with a portfolio that has maintained zero vacancy since day one.
Specialist in value-add acquisitions using the BRRR strategy. I find distressed properties, execute full renovations, stabilize operations, and refinance to repeat — consistently on time and under budget.
Mechanical engineering applied from CAD concept through field execution. Proven under pressure managing critical MBTA rail infrastructure across overnight shutdown windows with zero margin for error.
Serial founder across tech, e-commerce, and trades. Every venture teaches a new dimension of value creation — from iOS apps to landscaping to leading complex adaptive reuse developments.
Built and manage a growing portfolio of value-add residential and adaptive reuse properties. Oversee all aspects of the BRRR process — acquisition, renovation management, tenant placement, and refinancing. Currently leading the historic stone church conversion, the most complex project in the portfolio's history.
Led field engineering during high-stakes overnight shutdown windows across MBTA Orange and Green Lines. Coordinated track improvement crews, managed material logistics, and ensured zero overruns on a system where every hour over-window carries major costs.
A lifelong pattern of spotting gaps and filling them. Launched iOS apps, ran profitable e-commerce operations, and scaled a landscaping business — each teaching new dimensions of operations, customer relationships, and capital allocation that directly inform how I run real estate today.
Technical foundation in mechanical systems, CAD, materials, and engineering methodology. Simultaneously launched The Vinton — turning college housing research into a portfolio anchor that has been fully occupied ever since.
Whether it's a real estate deal that doesn't quite add up, an engineering challenge with no clean answer, or a business idea that needs someone who can actually execute — let's talk.