Eileen Hartman

Eileen Hartman, a fifth generation Houstonian, brings remarkable experience and knowledge to the real estate world. After 41 years as a realtor, she is extremely informed on all aspects of the home buying and selling process. Her background in residential lending and office management is invaluable to her clients when making all-important decisions regarding their real estate needs. Almost 42 years in the business, she serves as a superlative compass for anything related to the Houston market. Everyone that works with her recognizes that she is an acknowledged expert that offers an incomparable level of service.

Eileen's constant analysis of the ever-changing Houston real estate market has established her as the consummate professional. This consistent top producer co-owned a real estate firm where she sharpened her communication and organizational skills. She understands the hometown market and considers her depth of knowledge of real estate in the "heart of Houston" to be one of her greatest strengths. A skilled negotiator, she is persistent in her determination to provide a seamless transaction from contract to closing. Always standing behind her reputation, Eileen imposes her keen eye for detail when assisting her clients. An impressive referral base is reflective of the exceptional service she provides. She has generated praise from buyers and sellers for her intuition, genuine support and understanding of their needs, particularly the buyers that are relocating. Her passion of working with senior adults is enhanced by the Seniors Real Estate Specialist Certification she has achieved.

When not handling real estate, Eileen spends time with her new grandson, Olin Montgomery Hartman, and his parents, Marshall and Nicole. Her eldest son, Brett is also a Realtor in Houston - a 3rd generation Realtor. Also added in the mix are her two grand dogs, Bentley and Ryder. Brett and Marshall followed in their parent's footsteps by also attending Waltrip High School. Eileen enjoys reading, sports (especially college football and baseball), gym time in the Heights, and traveling.