For 2010, I have promised myself to get into the best shape of my life physically, spiritually and financially. Every morning I make it a point to get a little excercise before I start my day, at least 1 hr. It’s a habit of mine, a lifestyle that has made an impact in my daily productivity levels. Fortunately, the local gym is about 2 miles from where I live.
Not yet quiet ready for the 2 mile jog to the gym, I get into my car and drive through the 1 stop light and 3 stop signs before I reach the gym. I never imagined that living in a smaller town of 47k could be so eye-opening. I actually take my time driving. Coming from a bigger city of 1 million+, there is constant traffic, honking horns, cars screeching donuts in in the middle of the night, along with other distracting events. Although I’m just 25 minutes away, I can’t say that I miss it.
After my workout I usually drive around town, discovering more and more about the real estate and businesses. As I drive around this town I see so much opportunity. With the town just south of Silicon Valley within county limits,I believe this area is poised for more growth and development in the near future.
Collectively, the surrounding areas including South San Jose, Morgan Hill, Gilroy, Hollister, Watsonville, Salinas, Santa Cruz, and Monterey, is where I will be focusing my efforts in bringing real estate project financing and business funding resources to the local investors and business owners.
Teaming up with one of the largest commercial lending companies in the country, we will provide hundreds of funding sources to compliment the local banking institutions.
Our vision is to be a partner within these areas supporting local communities and their growth objectives.
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