Who are you, Rob?

My wife and I own Crossed Arrows Services, LLC and Wyoming Real Estate School. I am the Responsible Broker for Crossed Arrows Real Estate Services and the instructor for all the courses at the Wyoming Real Estate School.

I have a Bachelor’s Degree from Eastern New Mexico University in Criminal Justice and History. I worked in the Criminal Justice field for a while and found that I enjoyed teaching and training others. My kids tell me I love to lecture!

I began my Real Estate Career in 2012 and started my own brokerage in 2019.

Why Crossed Arrows?

The co-owner and Responsible Broker of Crossed Arrows Real Estate Services isn’t just a real estate agent, he is a Real Estate Instructor. He is one of three instructors based in Wyoming that teach the pre-license real estate courses required to get a license in Wyoming. Rob was the first to provide all of the required courses online. Who better to help you with your real estate transaction than someone that has expertise enough to be an instructor?

Buying or selling a home in combination with moving equals the one of the most stressful situations people endure. While Rob and his agents are not going to give you a back massage to make you feel better, they are going to do everything possible to make your transaction as easy as possible. “Bringing concierge service to real estate” means anticipating our client’s needs, listening to their wants and providing the service that makes the transaction as stress free as possible. From arranging inspections, moving services, lock changes, cleaning, repairs, upgrades, maintenance or just providing information, Rob and his agents have you covered every step of the way.

Enough about work…

While I’m not working, I mostly spend time with my wife and four children.

I’m a member of Cheyenne Lodge #1 and Benjamin Lodge #297 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. I’m an Auxiliary Member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post #1881.

I enjoy hunting, camping, and target shooting.

I’m also an Elder and teach Children’s Church at First Presbyterian Church in Cheyenne.