Background:

I was born in Dallas, TX on what I’m sure was a delightful April afternoon. I grew up in Southlake, TX and graduated from Carroll High School. There, I was a 3-sport athlete (football, wrestling and track.) Athletics were a massive part of my life; and, I believe, shaped the person I am and the character I have today. After high school, I attended Texas Christian University. I walked-on to the football team and eventually earned a scholarship. I played from 2008 to 2012. I received my under-grad in economics in 2012, and then went on to receive my Master of Liberal Arts & Sciences (with an economics emphasis) in 2014. I consider myself extremely blessed to have the experiences I had and the abilities I was given to accomplish what I did. Go Frogs!

Stoltzman -- Pee-Wee Stoltzman -- TCU Football

Why Real Estate?:

I’ve always had “the bug” from a young age. Some of my first memories as a child were walking around job sites in our neighborhood with my dad. I also worked in construction for a custom home builder & roofer in high school and a little in college. (Shout out to James Anderson and Conn-Anderson/Mia Custom Homes!) The aesthetic design of a home both inside and out; the architecture, the materials; the feel of a neighborhood; the history — all of this consumes my interest. I always knew I would be in real estate in some capacity, but it wasn’t until a few years ago I realized making this my career was the perfect fit for me. I obviously love homes. I thrive in situations where I’m being counted on. I love leading people. I’m passionate about relationships. I live to make others happy. All of this, being a Realtor gives me.

Dad Tree House Pic

What Makes Me Different:

You can read about all the marketing I do or watch all the videos I put out. You can compare and contrast my track record, number of sales or sales volume against any other salesmen or saleswomen in real estate. It depends what is important to you as a potential client. Here is what I feel matters…

YOU! It’s what YOU need as my client. It is far easier than people think to be transactional as a Realtor. If transactional is what you want, I can recommend other Realtors. You will get the opposite with me. Aside from pouring myself into my craft to become the most knowledgeable and tactically-sound Realtor in my area (which, why wouldn’t I want to be?) Above all else, I want to be the Realtor with the most relationships in my area.