Rob attended SUNY New Paltz, studying business management and finance.  This field of study along with his background in sales set him up for a successful career at Fellowship Home Loans.

Before Fellowship, Rob worked as a salesman.  From in-house sales to door to door, Rob learned a lot of valuable skills to enable him to communicate easily and efficiently to the public.  Having this skill set makes communicating with his clients easier so that they will feel comfortable coming to him for help in purchasing their homes.

With three years in real estate, Rob is proud to have worked at Fellowship for a year and a half of that time.  When asked what his favorite part of working there, his answer was simple, “The atmosphere of the office, the comradery of the staff, and having the ability to help people.  I feel that I am able to really help others in their journey to purchase a home and not like I’m here just to work…”

Providing many services, Rob prides himself on not being a “cookie-cutter” agent.   He wants to walk his clients through the process of the home buying/lending process. He feels that he can help everyone, be it financing a home now, or helping show you how to make that possible in the future.

In a typical work day, Rob can be found in the office around 9 o’clock in the morning.  During the early hours of the day emails are read and responded to if needed, documents organized and filed, and leading into the afternoon and evenings he spends time calling and communicating with current and new clients.

As a self-proclaimed family man, Rob enjoys spending his off time with his family, especially his nieces and nephews.  He enjoys the occasional football game on the weekend, and generally staying active.  As a perk, Rob works with many people from his time in University which makes spending time at work fun.

Rob enjoys spending time with and helping kids of all walks of life.   Every summer, he volunteers at his hometown YMCA setting up an obstacle course for the youngsters.  He feels it is important to give back to the community and that there is no better way to do so than through its children.