Throughout college, Michael struggled with what type of profession or career path to follow, eventually settling on becoming an accountant. Why? He figured that every business needed an accountant, and it was a sure way for Michael to support himself and his family. As time went by, Michael had to face the truth: he knew that his heart did not align with being an accountant.

Thus, Michael decided to take a leap of faith, literally. He moved from Brooklyn, New York to Dacula, Georgia and started flipping properties. Michael believed he had it all figured out and was well on his way on pursing the American dream. Well, things did not work as well as planned, if there was ever a plan. Life definitely threw lemons at Michael, and there was no squeezing them at the time.

Michael could not fathom the thought of turning back to accounting in order to support himself. Therefore, he decided to start his own general contracting firm. As time went by, he fell in love with the design process, and with this new focus, Michael transformed his company to specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodeling. Michael believes in providing the best service to his clients above all else due to his poor experience with dealing contractors when he was a full-time flipper.

During his free time, Michael enjoys spending time with his family, reading, watching sports, raising his niece, and going to the gym.