Brett is a lifelong Utah resident who has spent his whole life in Utah County — roughly twenty-five years in Orem, eight in Lehi, six in American Fork, six in Pleasant Grove, and today Highland. He hasn't just watched Utah County grow from a string of smaller communities into one of Utah's major economic centers; he has bought, sold, built, remodeled, and lived in its neighborhoods through every phase of that transformation.

His path into real estate was unusual, and it shapes how he practices. After earning a bachelor's degree in Technical Sales from Weber State University, Brett built a professional sales career at Cintas, then spent roughly five years inside the residential construction industry — as a founding team member of Elite Builders Group from the company's beginning, and as a principal of Silverleaf Construction. Those years of custom-home building and remodeling left him with a working knowledge most agents never get: how houses are actually put together, what improvements genuinely add value, and how to see what a property could become rather than only what it is.

Brett became a licensed Utah real-estate professional in 2012. Since then his practice has grown around the problems that matter most to homeowners: pricing and listing strategy, negotiation in difficult transactions, real-estate investing, seller financing and other creative structures, assumable financing, and improvement strategy grounded in his construction background.

What separates Brett most, though, is that he has lived every side of the transaction himself. He has personally owned more than 75 homes, giving him firsthand experience not only as an agent, but as a homeowner and real estate investor. His ownership experience spans primary residences, long-term rentals, short-term and vacation properties, and other investment real estate — acquired and financed through strategies he has used personally, from conventional loans to seller financing, assumable loans, and equity-funded purchases. When he advises a client on a decision, it is almost always one he has made with his own money.

Teaching has been a constant thread. Brett has taught homebuyer, homeownership, and investment classes and seminars throughout his career — including educational work with UCCU — and still teaches today, on subjects ranging from building and using home equity to financing strategies, tax considerations, and long-term real-estate decision-making. The same instinct shapes how he leads: developing agents, building systems, and helping team members build careers and ownership of their own.

Under Brett's leadership, Wilde Team earned 1st Place as the 2025 Regional Top Performing Group in the Keller Williams Utah Region. His work has been recognized in the Utah Central Association of REALTORS® Top 250 for four consecutive years (2022–2025), by Salt Lake Real Producers' Top 500, as a 2024 Best of Utah Valley winner, and in a Top Agent Magazine feature. In the 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings, the team was ranked the #1 large team in Orem (2025 sales data). The team has earned more than 800 five-star Google reviews.

Community stewardship is part of the identity rather than a marketing line: the team's annual Thanksgiving meal initiative, support for the 5.12 Foundation's work against child food insecurity, charitable giving connected to transactions, and service projects at home and abroad. Brett's view is that business success creates an opportunity — and a responsibility — to strengthen families, communities, and the people within the organization.

Buy Confident. Sell Confident.