I grew up in Afghanistan, where life was simple but tough.
My dad believed in hard work, discipline, and courage. When I was still in high school, he pushed me to open my own little repair shop, fixing TVs and VCRs. That’s how I learned to take responsibility, solve problems, and serve people — even when I was young.

But one day, everything changed.
When the Taliban took over our city, my family had to leave everything behind. We moved to Pakistan and started from zero. I was only 17, but I rebuilt that same repair shop again — because that’s what my family needed.

Two years later, my father passed away. Losing him was like losing the heart of our home. But my mother stepped up — strong, brave, and full of faith. Watching her keep our family of five together taught me what real leadership looks like.

At 21, I left for Canada — a new country, a new start. I worked long hours, often 12-hour shifts, just to make ends meet. I studied IT at college during the day and worked nights to support my family. There were many times I wanted to quit, but I kept going — because I knew my family’s future depended on it.

One night after another long shift, I had a quiet moment that changed everything.

I realized: I didn’t come this far just to survive.
I came to grow — to build something meaningful.

That’s when I promised myself I would stop just “working” and start creating a life filled with purpose. I started paying attention to what really mattered — helping people, growing families, and building futures.

After 12 years in IT, I took another leap of faith — into real estate. I didn’t have sales experience, but I had something more important: a heart for service and a deep belief in hard work.

Slowly, I built a business helping families buy and sell homes. I learned how to guide people through one of the biggest transitions of their lives — calmly, clearly, and without chaos.

Today, I’m blessed with a beautiful wife and three amazing kids who remind me every day what “home” truly means. They’re my reason for doing what I do — and the lens through which I see every family I serve.

Every time I help a family sell or buy their next home, I see a piece of my own story — people chasing a better life, wanting peace, stability, and a place that feels like “home.”

I know how it feels to start over. I know how stressful big changes can be. And that’s why I’ve made it my mission to make your move as simple, calm, and seamless as possible.

Because you don’t just deserve a new house —
You deserve a stress-free move into the next chapter of your life.