About Us

As a lifelong resident of Las Vegas, I have witnessed firsthand the remarkable growth and transformation of our valley over the past five decades. While this growth has created tremendous opportunities, it has also brought new challenges for property owners, landlords, and property management professionals.

A welcome at the door

Background in law enforcement

My career in public service began in 1989, when I entered law enforcement as a corrections officer before moving on to serve as a police officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. After 25 years of dedicated service, I retired with the rank of Sergeant. Throughout my law enforcement career, I frequently encountered problems involving disruptive tenants and criminal activity in rental communities. I saw how these issues affected not only apartment communities but also the surrounding neighborhoods and the people who called them home.

Law enforcement often worked alongside property management teams to address criminal activity and resolve ongoing problems. However, I repeatedly witnessed a frustrating pattern: individuals removed from one property would simply move to another nearby community, where the next landlord or property manager often had no knowledge of their previous rental history or behavior. The same problems would begin again, revealing a significant gap in communication and information-sharing within the rental housing industry.

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The Constable’s Office

Following my retirement from law enforcement, I spent the next 12 years serving as a deputy with the Las Vegas Constable’s Office, executing evictions throughout the valley. This experience gave me another perspective on the challenges facing property owners and managers. I witnessed the financial and operational consequences of problematic tenancies, including property damage, theft, unpaid rent, and the substantial costs associated with eviction proceedings.

As one of 11 deputies assigned to the Constable’s Office, I encountered situations in which the same tenants were evicted repeatedly. I also saw countless cases in which tenants vacated properties before an eviction order was ever issued, leaving landlords with unpaid balances and damages. Too often, other managers unknowingly rented to individuals whose previous rental history could have alerted them to potential problems.

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The Solution

These experiences inspired me to identify a practical solution to a recurring industry-wide problem. While serving at the Constable’s Office, now as a sergeant, I developed a way for landlords, property owners, and property managers to share relevant information about tenant-related issues across the Las Vegas Valley.

The goal was simple: to help property professionals make more informed rental decisions by improving communication and access to relevant information. Whether a property was located next door or across town, managers could have a way to learn about matters such as unpaid rent, lease violations, and pending eviction proceedings.

After decades of serving this community in law enforcement and the eviction process, I recognized an opportunity to turn firsthand experience into a practical solution for the rental housing industry. My mission is to help property owners and managers protect their investments, reduce preventable losses, and make better-informed decisions while contributing to safer, more stable rental communities throughout Las Vegas.

A process, step by step