I grew up in Ashland and Talent, Oregon. My father, Andy Cochrane, was a local builder renowned for developing neighborhoods such as Clay Creek Gardens and Park Ridge. My mother, Maggie Cochrane, has been a dedicated real estate agent and investor for 25 years, and my stepmother, Rhonda Cochrane, was a top-performing agent with Gateway Real Estate. Despite this strong family connection to real estate, my primary focus from a young age was tennis. My passion led me to a four-year scholarship at Portland State University, where I set the school record for most wins at #5 singles and ranked 4th in the school's history in all-time wins. I also achieved notable success as the doubles champion at the PNW Intercollegiates Fall Tournament and the singles runner-up at the Gonzaga Fall Classic. Currently, I plays tennis locally and volunteer my time mentoring teens who want to play college tennis.

 

After college, I traveled, teaching tennis at resorts before moving to Seal Beach CA, where I advanced in the apparel manufacturing industry. Working my way up from print floor to production manager, I eventually developed a new dye technique that created clothing styles which sold to Urban Outfitters & Journeys. However, when COVID-19 hit, my wife and I decided to return to Portland. During the pandemic, I studied for my real estate license after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad. In the fall of 2020, I became a solo agent, selling 17 homes in my first year.

 

After two years in Portland, my wife and I decided to settle in Talent, Oregon, purchasing a home with an ADU. I  joined John L. Scott and a small top-producing team of the last 25 years. In 2023, leveraging my experience from previous brokerages, I began studying for my principal broker’s license with the goal of founding a new real estate brokerage. My mission was to create a brokerage that gave clients more options than traditional brokerages, and saved them money without sacrificing service.