Real estate professional Brian Nelsen began his business career in 1979 at age twenty-two, after majoring in Business in college. He founded a unique company devoted to motorcycle transport and towing service. He invented an overhead crane system that was installed on a pickup truck. It was the first of its kind in the industry. He filled a niche in the market that provided truly damage-free transport for the motorcycle industry. Three trucks and six employees later, he married his wife Kim, and she introduced him to her family restaurant.

In 1989, Brian traded hats and the two started their own Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar in El Segundo, California. He oversaw the construction, design, legal licensing, staffing, inventory and everything else involved in successfully operating a restaurant. Elmer Dills called it the "best Japanese food in town." They ran the location until 1997, when they sold everything to come to Ventura County because "...we had found California's best kept secret."

In 1998, Brian and his wife opened a sizeable restaurant location on the corner of Carmen and Daily in Camarillo. This time thinking big, they established a 150-seat establishment at the old "Loves Barbeque" location. He personally insured that all the customer experiences were made into a memory they would want to repeat.

It was also in 1998 that Brian started his career in real estate. In his first year, he earned the coveted "freshman of the year" award and went on to join Prudential's "Leading Edge Society," by attaining sales in the top 10 percent of the company nationwide. He has also attained the President's Circle Award, which places him in the top 5 percent of sales nationally.

These accolades are the product of hard work, dedication and effectively assessing people's needs.  Brian formally communicates this to his clients and attains them for both buyers and sellers. Specializing in the Camarillo area, Brian is also a member of the Conejo Valley Association of Realtors as well.