You're managing multiple transactions at once. You're out having the conversations that convert into clients. You're showing homes and showing up for listing appointments. Deadlines are stacking up. A lender goes quiet right before closing. Your client didn't didn't set up homeowner's insurance. 

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And suddenly...you're chasing paperwork instead of serving clients or growing your business. 

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It's not that you don't know what to do, it's that there's just too much to keep up with. 

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That's where I come in.

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Why does a TC matter?

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A transaction coordinator isn't just "helpful"...we're the difference between a smooth closing and a stressful one for both you AND your clients. 

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When your files are properly managed, you get:

• Fewer missed deadlines

• Better communication with all parties

• A smoother experience for your clients

• More time to focus on lead gen and relationships

• Less stress and fewer last-minute dumpster fires

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One small missed deadline can delay a closing. My job is to make sure that doesn't happen.

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Why work with me?

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I'm not just checking boxes, I'm actively managing your transaction from start to finish.

• Licensed Texas Real Estate Agent

• Coordinated over 300 transactions in 2025 alone

• Experienced with high-volume teams and solo agents

• Strong systems that keep everything on track

• Consistent communication so you're never left guessing

 

And most important...you won't get passed around to a random coordinator. 

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You'll work directly with me on every file, so nothing gets lost in the shuffle and you always know who to reach out to.

Working together is simple:​

You send me the contract (or complete the offer request form).

I take over the file and get everything set up.

I track deadlines, follow up, and keep things moving. 

We get to closing...smoothly!

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You stay focused on your clients. I handle details.

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And most important...you won't get passed around to a random coordinator. 

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You'll work directly with me on every file, so nothing gets lost in the shuffle and you always know who to reach out to.