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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 A little fun with spooky season. RVA edition. Who did I miss? If you’ve got a good one, please drop it below! 🙂 Instagram post ✨ Considering a move to Richmond? 🏡 Whether it’s for career, family, or simply a fresh start, I’ve got a *Free Richmond Relocation Guide* to help you feel right at home. From schools and neighborhoods to cost of living, local favorites, and the best things to do — it’s all inside. 📩 Drop **“RVA”** in the comments, and I’ll DM you the guide so you can start exploring the city for yourself! . . . #rvarealtor #richmondrealestate #rvarealestate #homebuying #listingagent #homeselling #richmondhomes #buyingahome #realestate #richmondrealtor Instagram post It will never not seem insane to me that I am older than a woman’s right to get a mortgage on her own. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974 ensured women were able to get credit – mortgages or credit cards, without a husband or other male cosigner. Now, single women make up nearly 60% of the homes owned by unmarried people, and account for nearly 20% of overall home owners. Not bad, ladies. 👏👏👏 So, while 2025 is not going down any history books (at least legitimate history books) as a great year, this is certainly one milestone I’ll celebrate. Instagram post 🍂It's leaf season! 🍁If you're thinking about a little getaway, I listed some of my favorites on my latest newsletter and on my blog. Check out the whole post by clicking the link in my profile, and subscribe to my newsletter to get everything first. (You can do that in my profile too!)

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