What was your most interesting job before going into real estate?
Being a project manager for new construction rough-ins

Where did you grow up?
The Riverside Area in Fort Worth

Growing up, what did you want to be?
A lawyer

What do you do to relax when you’re stressed?
I turn off my phone & enjoy a cooked meal.

If you could meet any well-known figure (living or not), who would it be and why?
I would love to meet Rita Moreno. She is just an exceptional woman.

What is Dallas-Fort Worth’s best-kept secret?
I think Dos Molina’s is still so good!

What do you love most about the industry?
That we get to meet so many great people.

How do you distinguish yourself from the crowd of agents?
I am bilingual, I carry professionalism highly and I am first-generation. So I understand my clients trying to have a house to call home and build generational wealth.

What is the most difficult aspect of your job?
Probably managing everyone’s stress and staying calm. Reassuring that everything has a solution.

What’s your best advice for generating new leads?
Stay consistent with your CRM.

What are you binge-watching/reading/listening to lately?
I’m actually reading “The Alter Ego Effect.”

What’s your favorite meal in Dallas-Fort Worth?
The Pho District

Architecturally speaking, what is your favorite building in Dallas-Fort Worth?
I love the inside of the county courthouse. The pictures, the art — definitely a lot of history in it.

What’s the weirdest thing that’s ever happened to you on the job?
Looking for the lock box and its hanging from the tree, not able to even reach it.

What’s one thing people are surprised to learn about you?
I low-key love to sing.

What is your favorite vacation spot and why?
I don’t have one. That is in my 2026 plan.

What is your favorite city after Dallas-Fort Worth?
San Antonio

What is your advice for someone new to the industry?
Get involved in coaching. Stay within your budget. You don’t need everything right away.