Built on Relationships, Not Transactions

One quick conversation with me is enough to know that I am passionate about real estate. I began my real estate journey in August last year at a student housing apartment complex, eventually advancing to the position of a residential leasing agent for a property management company. Before that, I was in college.

“I have always loved commercial and residential architecture,” I explain. “When I learned that college wasn't for me, I set my sights on becoming a real estate agent.”

From the very beginning of my career in the industry, I've strived to base my business on relationships, not transactions. My dreams and goals are simple: I feel the most rewarded when helping others achieve their dreams and goals. The Golden Rule plays a big part in my professional life. “For me, it's all about my client. Treat them exactly like you'd want to be treated and the rest will take care of itself.”

My strong work ethic was instilled in me from an early age. I have been working since I was 15 years old, when I was still in school and participating in sports, 4-H, and FFA. That work ethic and desire to be involved in the community has certainly carried over into my present-day life.

“I've never met a stranger,” I often say. “I enjoy being around people and getting to know them, oftentimes learning from their experiences by simply listening.”

I come from a family of entrepreneurs and service professionals. My parents, Wesley and Mary Brooks, of Abilene, own Wes Brooks Insurance, where they both serve as licensed agents. The Brooks family tradition of helping others achieve their goals continues through my work in real estate.

My siblings have each found their own paths of service:

• My older sister, Taylor, is a dental hygienist in Abilene
• My fraternal twin brother, Chad, is a credit analyst at Lubbock's Western Bank
• My other brother, James, proudly serves in the U.S. Army and is currently stationed at Fort Stewart in Georgia