Trish Morrison

My journey into real estate in Lakeway, Bee Cave, and Central Texas, is deeply rooted in personal experience—one that reshaped my understanding of what it means to find a home, especially for seniors and their families.

The real catalyst for me wasn’t a sudden desire to sell houses; it was helping my mom transition into an independent living facility. That process was far from easy, filled with challenges, moments of frustration, and adjustments—for both of us. It wasn’t just about moving boxes but moving through a significant life change, one that we're still navigating today.

This experience taught me that I'm not your typical real estate agent. Sure, I know the market, and yes, I can sell your house or find you a new one. But more importantly, I understand the journey—the emotional rollercoaster of packing up a lifetime's worth of memories, the stress of finding the right place, and the ongoing adjustment to new beginnings. 

In the spaces I’ve carved out on social media and my website, you won’t just find listings or market stats. Instead, I share stories, offer support, and provide resources to help everyone—including seniors and their families—navigate their real estate journey.

Whether downsizing for a simpler lifestyle or finding a larger home to accommodate everyone comfortably, I’m here to guide you through these significant life changes.

Selling a home isn’t just about closing a deal for me; it’s about understanding and facilitating your transition to the next stage of life. For those looking to buy, it’s about finding a place that not only meets your physical needs but also feels right for this phase of your journey. 

My mission is simple: to make real estate less about transactions and more about transitions.

Whether finding a new home for yourself or helping a loved one, it’s about more than just addresses and contracts. It’s about understanding, patience, and finding the right solution for your needs.

If you're contemplating a move, whether it's downsizing, upsizing, or anything in between, know it’s okay to have mixed feelings. It’s okay to need help. And it’s more than okay to reach out. I'm here to answer your questions and walk alongside you, offering guidance, support, and understanding. Let's navigate this journey together, with care, commitment, and a deep understanding of what it means to be home.