Hi I’m Debbie. I am a wife and mother of six beautiful children. I love to play volleyball, make crafts, and learn new things. My nickname is “Debbie Do”, and I am committed to “Do”ing whatever it takes to get things done!
Growing up, my mom owned her own restaurant, which I worked at from the age of 13. I learned to work hard, be honest, have integrity in everything I do, and to always try to be my best. For many years, my husband and I owned a home building business, where I learned a lot about construction and business. I am now a licensed loan officer and realtor, and I still apply those same principles. I promise to work hard for each of my clients, to be honest, and have integrity in everything I do.
Clients describe me as professional, helpful, friendly, hard working, and caring. I truly want the best for my clients and I want to build a relationship with them, where they would say “I definitely would recommend Debbie to my friends and family for all of their mortgage and real estate needs.” I like to communicate with my clients and keep them informed all along the process. I want to go the extra mile with my clients and hope they would consider me their friend.
I have been involved in many life changing experiences. I adopted my second to youngest child and it was a great experience. I wanted to give back after this experience, so I decided to work for an adoption company and help assist birth moms in the hard process of adoption. I try to educate them and help them through a difficult time. I tried to teach them about the importance of getting an education and working hard for their future goals. Not all of us are afforded the same lot in life, but that doesn’t mean it can’t change our future. Mentoring these women has been such an awesome opportunity.
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