ELECTION 2025 CANDIDATE PROFILE
As a former educator I have a passion for education and leadership. Because of my experience I understand that one method does not fit all, and it is my mission to bring my innovative thinking to the board to enhance the organization.
The biggest challenge facing our industry today is immediate gratification. We are in a time where individuals expect things to happen right away without hard work. As a listing agent I am noticing many of our fellow agent fail to read and review the agent remarks. We are moving so fast trying to move on to the next thing we miss what is important. HAR has done an amazing job with providing the information and enhancing our services. I believe HAR is playing their part, but as a community or Realtors we must do ours. Let's make knowing FUN!
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My current real estate business is 99% residential and 1% commercial. My current make up is mostly sellers within the Affordable Housing space. As a competing broker I am still involved in real estate transaction with an average list price of $167,000 (40 total transactions including lot purchases). As an office our 2023 performance was as follows: 97% of our transactions were residential leaving 3% for commercial. With a total of 14 agents, we assisted 143 families with an average sales price of $130,005. These numbers would include lot acquisition, leases, residential sales, and commercial sales.
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I have been an active member with HAR for the past 14 years. I and currently the 2024 Professional Development Chair. I served on the Professional Development Committee in 2023 and 2012. I am also a 2014 TRLP Graduate.
14 years as a member
14 years as a member
2014 TRLP Graduate Texas Affordable Housing Specialist
I currently serve as the Acres Homes Super Neighborhood Council President where I serve my community as the liaison between the residents and the City of Houston. I am the first line of communication for community contact. I have previously served as the President of Women's Council of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers. As the National President it was my job to ensure the mission of the organization was upheld by the local presidents. Women's Council of NAREB serves as the community service arm of NAREB and we facilitated that through financial literacy classes and community outreach.
I have made contributions to TREC.
