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✨ Elevating your real estate experience🏡
Luxury homes | Elite service📍
Based in Central Texas, Austin🤝
Integrity | Trust | Results
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DM me for personalized listings. With a deep passion for real estate and a commitment to delivering exceptional service, Heather Mulkey is a trusted and results-driven Realtor® serving Austin, TX. Backed by 5 years of industry exp

erience and a strong understanding of the local market, Heather Mulkey specializes in helping clients buy, sell, and invest in residential properties.

05/08/2026

Friday. 179 Katie Court. You + me + this house. 🔑 She could be the one...
Drop 'FRIDAY' in the comments and I'll send you everything.
Not ready to buy yet? I still would love to connect, DM me, lets chat!

05/08/2026

179 Katie Court, San Antonio — and yes, it's as good in person as it looks here. 🏡
Friday tour. Drop 'KATIE' in the comments or DM me and I'll send you all the details.
First-time buyer? I'll walk you through every inch of it with you.
📍 San Antonio, TX | DM me for details.

05/07/2026

Real estate doesn't have to feel stiff.
I show up as myself — every single time. Because you deserve an agent who's actually in your corner, not just going through the motions.
Buyers. Sellers. First-timers. Relocators.
Central Texas is my home and I love helping people find theirs. 🤍
Drop a ❤️ if you want an agent who keeps it 100.

05/06/2026

Do you know me?...Coffee. Hustle. Heart. 🏡☕
That's literally the whole business plan.
I'm Heather — Central Texas Realtor, your neighbor, and your biggest cheerleader when it's time to find your happy place.
No pressure. No scripts. Just real talk about what it takes to buy or sell in this market.
If you're thinking about making a move — even thinking about thinking about it — let's just talk. 👇
📲 DM me "HOME" to start the conversation.

05/05/2026

Told you I'd be back. 🎧
Here's where I do my best client thinking — headphones on, body moving, phone away. It's not a productivity hack. It's how I make sure that when something hard hits during a transaction, I'm responding from clarity instead of cortisol.
Which brings me to tip #2 — and this one applies to whoever you choose as your agent, not just me:
Watch how your agent behaves when something goes wrong. Not when it's going right.
Anyone can look great when the offer is accepted, the inspection is clean, and the appraisal comes in over. That's the easy part of the job.
The agent you actually want is the one who:
✓ Doesn't text you in a panic when the lender goes quiet.
✓ Doesn't bury the bad news from the inspection report.
✓ Doesn't make you feel like you're the problem when you ask the same question twice.
✓ Doesn't add their stress to yours.
Buying or selling a home is one of the most emotional financial decisions you'll ever make. You deserve to walk through it with someone who has their own nervous system handled — so they can hold space for yours.
That $1M closing didn't survive because I'm a magician. It survived because when the buyer walked at 4pm on a Friday, I went and got my head right before I touched anyone's decision. Three hours later I had a plan. By Saturday morning, the sellers had a backup contract.
Calm is a strategy. Not a personality trait.
💬 Now I'm curious — when you think about your dream agent (current, future, or the one you wish you'd had), what's the ONE quality that matters most to you? Drop it below. 👇

And if you're starting your buying or selling journey and want to talk through where you are —
DM me READY. No pitch. Just a conversation.

05/04/2026

Okay can we talk for a second? 👇
I'm sitting in my car after wrapping up the $1M closing y'all watched me celebrate last week, and I keep thinking about the moment on Friday afternoon when the whole thing almost fell apart.
If you've never bought or sold a house, here's the part nobody warns you about:
Real estate is 10% paperwork and 90% emotion.
The inspection that finds a thing. The lender who calls at 4:55pm. The buyer who gets cold feet. The seller who suddenly remembers their grandma's china cabinet. There is always a moment.
And in that moment, the most expensive mistake you can make isn't a financial one. It's an emotional one. Reacting too fast. Saying yes when you should sleep on it. Walking away from a deal that could have been saved.
So here's my one tip for the day, whether you're buying your first place or selling the home you raised your kids in:
Build a 24-hour rule into your transaction.
When something rattles you mid-deal — and something will — you tell your agent: "I need 24 hours before I respond." That's it. One sentence. Most things that feel like emergencies at 5pm Friday look completely different by Saturday morning.
The deals that close are rarely the ones with no problems. They're the ones where the people involved had the space to think clearly when it mattered.
💬 Tell me — what's the most stressful moment you've had buying or selling a home? (Or if you've never done it, what's the part you're most afraid of?) I read every comment.
Part 2 tonight — the other tip I wish every client knew before we started. 🌙

05/01/2026

Me negotiating your dream home like I'm closing a million-dollar deal… 💼📞
(Spoiler: I absolutely am.)
Every call, every counteroffer, every "let me check with my clients" — this is what happens behind the scenes before you get that YES.
You deserve an agent who fights for you even when the camera's rolling 😂
Ready to have someone in YOUR corner this weekend?
👇 Drop HOUSE in the comments and let's talk.

04/30/2026

The quiet moments inside an open house tell you everything about whether this listing will sell.
Empty rooms. Late afternoon light. The decisions made BEFORE the doors opened — that's where the sale was won or lost.
If you're thinking about selling, the 7 Money Myths guide breaks down the pre-listing decisions that decide the outcome.
Comment MYTHS — I'll send it.

04/29/2026

APRIL 2026 — closing day on a $1M listing that almost didn't happen.
The sellers had been told their pricing strategy was "fine." It wasn't.
What we changed: the launch sequence, the first-week showing strategy, and the negotiation framework.
Result: closed at strong terms, on time, with both sides leaving the table happy.

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11215 S I-35 Frontage Road
Austin, TX
78747

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+15127571092

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