Bertha V. Godinez grew up on the outskirts of El Paso Texas and moved to Austin Texas in 2004 and she’s been a resident of Leander Texas since 2006. She initiated her real estate career in 2005 making a name for herself in the Hispanic community. Being bilingual has tremendously helped her career. Her clients who come from different nationalities have been very pleased with her services. The fact that she is able to speak to them in Spanish has helped her build trust with her clients. Bertha was born in Juarez, Chihuahua to Mexican parents. Looking for a better opportunity her family migrated to Texas. Her catholic family principals have helped her set the tone on conducting her business and treats her clients with respect, honesty and integrity. She obtained an Associates of Applied Science at El Paso Community College in 2004. Worked in the public education field for over 5 years before making her professional move into Real Estate. Married to her high school sweetheart for over 20 years and raising her 4 children has proven that Bertha is a loyal, patient, compassionate and understanding person. Servicing the real estate needs of clients for over a decade has been a fulfilling and gratifying experience. She enjoys assisting her clients in the process of selling, buying and investing in real estate. Bertha’s experience has assist buyers and sellers in meeting their goals. Bertha's approach is focused on building lasting relationships through commitment and trust. Clients appreciate her down-to-earth style, which gives them a high degree of confidence and trust. When she is not selling real estate you will find her enforcing her passion (Remodeling). From updating paint, light fixtures, flooring, backsplash, ect. She is always looking for her next project. She is a member of the Austin Board of Realtors, Texas Associations of Realtors and the National Associations of Realtors. So when you are ready to make that move in buying your first home, or need to downsize, looking to buy that piece of land you always wanted, please don’t forget to give Bertha a call.