I got my first real estate license in 2006 in Georgia and obtained my Texas real estate license in 2013.

Before I moved to Texas, my friend Keith and I built one of the highest volume residential real estate sales groups in the southeast.

While the average real estate agent sells maybe 6 houses per year, we processed in excess of 30 transactions a month for years. Keith has gone on to retire from active real estate and moved his family to the beach, and I'm now here in Texas. And I'm still working on that whole retirement thing.

The most important lessons I learned from this business so far is that there is always something new that can be learned and when you think you've seen it all, you walk into a listing that has a hot tub in the living room with a surrounded by a bar and bar stools all around it and the dining table can be found on the back deck where the hot tub should be (true story).

The most important lesson I learned for my clients is that there are patterns to how people buy and sell houses. These patterns now guide how I make recommendations to you for how to manage your transactions. This expertise has been hard won and I know that it gives my clients a unique advantage in the market.

My hope is that I get the opportunity to share all the tips and tricks I've learned to give you a transaction that is that much smoother

Today I take all of those lessons learned and offer my experience

I got my first real estate license in 2006 in Georgia and obtained my Texas real estate license in 2013.

Before I moved to Texas, my friend Keith and I built one of the highest volume residential real estate sales groups in the southeast.

While the average real estate agent sells maybe 6 houses per year, we processed in excess of 30 transactions a month for years. Keith has gone on to retire from active real estate and moved his family to the beach, and I'm now here in Texas. And I'm still working on that whole retirement thing.

The most important lessons I learned from this business so far is that there is always something new that can be learned and when you think you've seen it all, you walk into a listing that has a hot tub in the living room with a surrounded by a bar and bar stools all around it and the dining table can be found on the back deck where the hot tub should be (true story).

The most important lesson I learned for my clients is that there are patterns to how people buy and sell houses. These patterns now guide how I make recommendations to you for how to manage your transactions. This expertise has been hard won and I know that it gives my clients a unique advantage in the market.

My hope is that I get the opportunity to share all the tips and tricks I've learned to give you a transaction that is that much smoother

Today I take all of those lessons learned and offer my experience

One of the reason's I've long been associated with Keller Williams Realty is my shared values with the belief system presented by Gary Keller and his team. I have found that my own beliefs very much mirror the KW belief system.

Below are the core beliefs I share with Keller Williams, modified to be presented from my perspective:

Win-Win: My goals are to engage in real estate, not for the benefit of only one person, but for everyone involved in the transaction. True success does not occur at the expense of others. I can serve my fiduciary duties to you without harming others. I work for win-win situations or no deal.

Integrity: As a real estate agent, I'm in the business of helping people buy and sell real property. The only way to do this is to do it the right way, each time and every time, without compromise.

Commitment: If I am going to do it, then I need to make sure that I follow through. I'm interested in building lifelong relationships, not short term interactions.

Communication: The world is larger than one person’s view. Understanding where people are coming from and going to will lead to success in all areas of our lives.

Creativity: Why should I follow old, outdated business models when there are new, innovative, and proven ones that work? There is always a way to “improve” a system. I am not afraid to jump in and take the reigns to try a new or original idea.

Customers: This is not a “property” or “money” business. Real estate is definitely a people business.

Trust: There is not enough room in this world for lies. Honesty will weather any storm. This is a fundamental philosophy that I carry in each and every part of my life. I live such that I know others can trust me, whether they know it yet or not.

Teamwork: When you work with me, you do not have to go at it alone. There are many people I know and work with that can help you during your real estate journey. When you hire Eric Lowery the real estate team, you're hiring his entire network of connections to help you.

Success: It’s the people in my life and in my business that make me successful. To be great, I must surround myself with greatness, which is why I choose to work with Keller Williams Realty and why I chose my clients, team members, and business associates carefully.