77027 Real Estate Agents

Previously a financial reporter for Forbes magazine, Elizabeth is uniquely qualified to translate complicated market data into meaningful analysis for her clients. She seeks to work collaboratively with her clients to achieve the most beneficial results for their individual real estate needs, including residential and investment properties.

She believes she best serves her clients by being a diligent student of the real estate and financial markets, and prides herself on helping them analyze and decipher trends and neighborhoods to best suit their needs. She is noted for her tenacious problem solving, dogged negotiation style, and empathic, personable people skills. Of particular importance is her emphasis on delivering a calm, deliberate transaction for her clients, with a clear roadmap and timeline to closing set out before them.

After studying journalism and legal studies at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and New York University, Elizabeth lived and worked abroad, gaining valuable experience in working with different types of people and across cultural backgrounds. She speaks multiple languages and is well-equipped to help native and new Houstonians begin the next chapter of their lives through their real estate endeavors.

Minnie Criado distinguished herself as the first Hispanic licensed Escrow Officer, in the city of Houston in 1971 and in 1972 became one of the first Title Company Branch Managers.Her southwest located offices, served Harris and Fort Bend Counties. In 1986, she founded R.E.A.L. (Real Estate Association Latinos) , an organization for professionals of all real estate related services. In 1992, she opened the first woman operated title company fee office in Houston. The fee office, located on San Felipe, was owned by her husband, Atty. and Law Professor Tony Criado in affiliation with Regency Title Co until his death in 1997. In 2001, she brought all her years of experience, to the commercial and residential real estate industry. Minnie is a University of Texas alumna.

The world of "real estate" is immensely expansive, and attempting to navigate through it can be quite intimidating for the average person; however, having an advocate — a person who is interested in more than simply listing your home of finding a listing for you — can help make this sometimes intimidating industry feel much safer. Marion Wallace is not simply a real estate agent; she sees herself more as a client advocate. Marion's concept of reflection homes really expresses who she is as a person and as a professional. She built her own home with passion, specificity and immaculate attention to detail, and she thrives to use that same passion and attention to detail to help her clients not only find a great home, but to help them find a home that will be a reflection of who they are — a physical expression of their greatest inward thoughts and visions. She listens more than she talks. She plans and she prepares. And, she walks her clients carefully and safely through every phase of the buying or selling process. To Marion, being an agent is not simply about listing homes or searching databases. It is about caring about what her clients care about. It is about making a strong enough connection to her clients in order to ensure that her clients never feel as if they settled. With Marion Wallace, it is not simply about the final results, it is about each and every moment of the experience. She is fastidious and focused, and she delivers. Throughout her life, Marion has proven herself to be a winner, and she is dedicated to representing her clients with the same commitment and ferocity that has served her so well throughout her own life.