A resident first. A Realtor second.
I don't just sell homes in The Dominion — I live in The Dominion. I walk the streets my clients are considering. I know the families behind the gates, the builders behind the estates, and the history behind the lots that have traded hands three and four times over the decades.
Most agents arrive here as outsiders. I grew up in Northwest San Antonio, watched The Dominion rise from open brushland in the 1980s, and have spent my adult life inside this community — first as an admirer, then as a homeowner, and now as the Realtor residents call when they want an advocate who genuinely understands what makes this place different.
That distinction matters. When I walk into a listing consultation in Kensington Estates, I'm not reading about the neighborhood on a data sheet — I've attended dinners on that street. When a buyer asks about the Country Club's current initiation process, I'm not guessing — I'm a member. And when sellers ask what the HOA is working on next quarter, I can tell them, because I sit on the board.
