About Margaret

Margaret embarked on her full-time journey in real estate in 2002, establishing herself as a consistent top performer at Coldwell Banker with a remarkable track record of over $200 million in sales. Her fervent passion for the industry, paired with an unwavering work ethic, unparalleled customer service, finely-honed negotiation skills, and a profound understanding of market dynamics, has enabled Margaret to guide countless families towards achieving their real estate aspirations. As an Accredited Buyer’s Representative, Margaret brings a specialized skill set to the table, adept at assisting buyers—whether they are first-time homebuyers or seasoned homeowners. Her commitment to excellence ensures that clients receive the personalized support and expertise they deserve throughout their buying journey. Growing up in a military household and experiencing multiple relocations during her formative years, Margaret possesses a unique empathy for the challenges inherent in the home sale process. This personal background fuels her dedication to helping families navigate the complexities of military moves. As a certified Military Relocation Professional, Margaret is well-versed in the intricacies of such transitions and equipped with the resources necessary to provide unwavering support to military families throughout their journey. Beyond her professional achievements, Margaret is deeply committed to serving her community as a volunteer for the ABQ charitable foundation Paws and Stripes. Here, she combines her passion for re-homing shelter dogs with her profound appreciation for the sacrifices made by our service men and women, embodying a spirit of compassion and gratitude. With Margaret, clients not only benefit from her expertise as a trusted real estate advisor but also gain a compassionate advocate who understands the nuances of their unique circumstances. Margaret's unwavering dedication to making a positive impact extends beyond the realm of real estate, leaving a lasting impression on both her clients' lives and the community at large.