My Story

I was born and raised in New York City. In college I was big into track and field and cross-country — competing taught me the discipline and consistency I've carried into every business since.

About a decade ago I left the States to live abroad: three years in Spain, followed by six years in Colombia. Living as an expat shaped how I invest — I understand firsthand what international buyers need, because I've been one.

Real estate is my passion. Today I lead capital structuring and investor relations for boutique hotel projects in Medellín like Nativo and Hotel Balcones del Estadio, invest in value-add multifamily in Detroit, and help expats finance Colombian property through World Lending Group. We also run a nonprofit in Detroit providing housing for lower-income families.

Outside of real estate, I host The Eisenberg Effect podcast and support Fundación Corazones Unidos, a children's charity in Costa Rica that serves 600+ kids every year.

Many of these projects are built alongside my partner Real Estate Nemo — together we operate boutique hotels, a podcast studio, and cross-border lending across Medellín and Detroit.

“Being a father is one of the most meaningful parts of my life. Spending time with my daughter keeps me grounded and reminds me why building a positive future matters.”

My daughter Billie is at the center of all of it. You can see a few of our favorite moments together on her page here.

The Journey

New York City

Born and raised in NYC. College track & field and cross-country runner.

Spain · 3 Years

Moved abroad and spent three years living in Spain.

Colombia · 6 Years

Settled in Medellín — boutique hotels, lending, and on-the-ground operations.

Today

Hotels in Medellín, real estate in Detroit, cross-border lending, and a children's foundation in Costa Rica.

Let's Talk

Hotels, lending, Detroit, or the foundation — one email reaches me directly.