Born in Iowa and raised in Monterey, Mexico, Deborah Myers is fluent in the Spanish language and culture. The different paths she’s taken in life guided her to real estate and owning her own company.  She began her career by managing a property management office. This was followed by work in sales and working as a loan officer at a large mortgage company. Myers decided to get her real estate license so she could understand the end product of what people were buying with the mortgages she was providing. She discovered finding property for clients to be more fulfilling than dealing with mortgages and transitioned into selling real estate full time.

Armed with her real estate license and three children, Myers relocated from Aspen, Colorado, to San Antonio. She chose San Antonio for its special small-town, family feel. While working for another agency and with an uncanny knack for marketing, she found herself asking for permission each time she wanted to venture outside the standard box. This aspect helped Myers decide to work for herself so she could implement her unusual and different marketing ideas freely.  When she obtained her broker’s license, she noticed real estate agencies typically used the same type of signage, making it difficult to stand out in a crowd. As a key differentiator and marketing strategy, Myers branded her company with a white picket fence sign.  Originally she worked out of her home as she built her client base. When the business outgrew her home workplace, she moved into a 1,000-square-foot office. Six years later, Deborah Myers Real Estate grew to 40 agents housed in a 3,000-sqaure-foot office.  Her tag line “You have a friend in real estate.” Since buying and selling real estate can be really stressful, she has created an environment where clients can sit on the couch, enjoy a cup of coffee, or go online to search for properties, and know her team will take care of them.

In December 2006, Myers won Broker of the Year honors from the Platinum Top 50. Much to her surprise, she had been nominated by her agents and clients. “My reputation is very important to me,” says Myers. “I work hard to ensure top ethics and integrity.”

In May of 2009, Deborah decided to merge her real estate office and her agents with Keller Williams Heritage.  She felt it was a win-win for both agencies to merge their resources and give the agents more opportunity to grow as successful real estate professionals. She and her two daughters will continue to uphold the same principles and ethics as real estate professionals, and will now work as The Deborah Myers Team with Keller Williams.

Whether you are a “first-time” home buyer or the savvy real estate investor, The Deborah Myers Team will work with diligence and confidence for you.