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    Born and raised in Goochland County, Allie graduated from Virginia Tech with a bachelor’s degree in management and real estate in May of 2021. She’s known she wanted to pursue real estate in Richmond since middle school.

    Throughout high school and college, she held a few different retail jobs which taught her a lot of valuable lessons, but even in this short time working within the real estate industry she knows this is what she wants to do. Allie started working with Cindy in October, as her real estate assistant and transaction coordinator (and so far, she’s loving every minute of it).

    In her free time, she loves spending time with friends and family, relaxing with a good book (from start to finish if she can), and making sweet treats from time to time. She loves music, and many genres ranging from mainstream pop to country. (If you were to make her choose a favorite artist, it would be hands down Taylor Swift!)

    She looks forward to working with you when you choose Cindy to represent you with your real estate needs.

    Instagram post I had no idea it was National Pizza Day, but as a self declared pizza aficionado, I definitely have thoughts. For years, we had no good pizza in these parts, but thank heavens we do know. (What a time to be alive!) My rankings, which admittedly change based on my mood, are as follows: 5 Pizza Express (Always a solid delivery option for me. Thin, slightly chewy crust. I do light sauce, too, because sometimes it’s a lot.) 4 Capriccio’s - More of a New York style. I stick with the basics here: Supreme or Pepperoni are my go to’s.) 3 Galley Go To - Slightly more “out of the box,” flavors, their pizza are 10”(?), so it’s easy to do a couple. Hands down, I’m a “Sweet Hot (Calabrian chilies, pepperoni, hot honey) and a Gorgonzola Grape (self explanatory, but roasted grapes are heavenly) Perfectly thin crust with a slight chew. Just elite in every way. This is really a tie with 8 1/2. Similar crust and texture to me, though 8 1/2 is definitely more of a real deal/purist pizza with not a lot of “pile on the toppings.” (They would never.) 2 Zorch - Gigantic pizzas, with great thinner, more NY style crust, and great basics, and the ability to split your favorite specialty pizzas as well. Always our choice? Half an half with The Upside Down (Mozzarella, parm, Romano, vodka sauce, basil) and half Wing Night (you can figure that one out-it’s freaking delicious) 1 Pizzeria Mungo-Newest fave. That crust! Perfectly thin, crispy, chewy, with just a little char on the bubbles around the edge. Sauce is great, and they use just the right amount, and cheese and topping selections are chef’s kiss. So I want to know- What am I missing? What’s your favorite and why??? Instagram post I’ll be honest: posting things like this makes me a little squirmy, because obviously, it feels like I’m bragging, but also because “awards” in real estate can be wildly dependent on the metrics (teams vs. solo agents, builder business, what’s being counted, etc.). (yeah, there are a lot of words that are just pay to play. ) But this ranking—226 out of 7,000 Richmond-area agents—is strictly production-based, and that’s worth sharing because it reflects something I do put stock in: experience. It means reps. It means negotiation practice. It means having a steady hand when things get emotional or complicated. And most importantly, it means I had the privilege of helping 30 people/families last year—people who trusted me with a huge decision—and I don’t take that lightly. Thank you for the referrals, the encouragement, and your trust. (Now excuse me while I go feel kind of weird about posting this for the rest of the day.) Instagram post People ask some wild questions, but the wildest are the ones about these kinds of things. “How many houses can we look at?” “We are approved for __. Will you work with us?” “Sorry to ask so many questions.” My literal job is to help you narrow down what you want and help you find it, but it’s primarily to educate you, answer your questions, and make sure that you feel solid about what you’re doing. Whether that is buying a home, or walking away from one that you were seriously thinking about. This is your journey. And buying a home is a big decision and a big deal. It can be exciting and fun, stressful and exhausting, overwhelming, confusing, and sometimes easy. Most often, it is all of the above. If your agent is pushing back on any of those things that seem like just a natural part of the process, you need a new agent. (Sorry not sorry.) Instagram post Wishing a very Happy Birthday to my right hand, Allie! If you’ve worked with me, you know her as the one that keeps things moving makes sure you get closed on time. But, because she’s always a little bit “behind the scenes,” I thought this would also be a good time to share a bit a bit more about her. The quintessential Swiftie, she always knows the drops and the Easter eggs when something is going on with Taylor, but she’s also a voracious reader who always has at least one underway and a stack on her to be read pile. Her real loves, though, are her animals (and everyone’s animals, really). Not only does she have a full house of her own, but she volunteers with Purring Hearts Cat Rescue (and will sit in the backyard of the office to entice a scared, lost kitty for as long as it takes to get them safe.) She’s also one of my little dog’s favorite people! Allie, wishing you an amazing day and weekend! I don’t know what I would do without you! 💕

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