I want to get to know my clients when they walk into my door. I want to ask them what their needs are and how I can help.

A native Houstonian, Cindy is a licensed Texas real estate broker and Texas Real Estate Leadership Professional Graduate (TRLP) with an impressive 20+ year background in management, residential real estate, and in third-party relocations. Her numerous professional achievements include: 2016 Chair-Elect of the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR), Board of Directors – National Association of Realtors (NAR), Regional Vice President for Texas Association of Realtors (TAR), Women’s Council of Realtors (Houston Chapter), Entrepreneur of the Year, and Houston Association of Realtors John E. Wolfe Community Service Award.

In addition to her exceptional real estate background, Cindy’s contributions to the Houston community are just as significant. She has been an active board member and past president of Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation and is a volunteer at the Montgomery County Women’s Shelter. She annually participates in Candlelighter’s Camp for All as a camp counselor. She supports the Montgomery County Food Bank and the American Cancer Society for Breast Cancer, and on a more personal level, Cindy wages her own crusade for the homeless in downtown Houston every Christmas by distributing warm blankets and food, spreading Christmas cheer to those who may otherwise have none.

Putting personal and business achievements aside, Cindy comments that she is most proud of raising her three wonderful children, putting each through college as a single mother while sustaining a successful career. “Ensuring that my children got a solid foundation so they have the tools for future success has probably been my greatest and most rewarding accomplishment,” Cindy says with pride.

When not working, Cindy enjoys spending weekends and other free time at her family farm in Waller County. “The farm is a new way of life for us. We are learning so much about farming and building from the ground up – clearing trees, developing land, growing and cultivating crops, and soon – raising Angus cows and other farm animals. We are getting back to basics and enjoying every minute!”