I'm an engineer and program manager by trade, not a salesman. For over 15 years, I have led multi-million-dollar projects in corporate America, including work for clients like Google Cloud, where I built AI data center infrastructure, 3D facial recognition systems, and automotive control electronics. Numbers, systems, and stress-testing are what I do for a living.
That is why, when I first came across this mortgage strategy three years ago, I did not trust it. It sounded too good to be true. So I treated it the way I would treat a Google Cloud project. I built a spreadsheet, picked the math apart, and tried for months to find the flaw. There wasn't one.
I implemented it on my own mortgage. Then I walked my sister and a close friend through the same framework. Watching their financial trajectories change without any change to how they lived was the moment I realized this couldn't stay in my circle.
Alongside my engineering career, I have spent the last decade coaching families on getting out of debt and building wealth. Both jobs come down to the same thing: getting the math right so the people in front of me can make better decisions.
When people get ahead financially, every other part of their lives improves. That's why I built this. I want to set as many homeowners free as I can.