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Nowadays, it’s easy to have a beautifully polished bio. A few impressive titles, awards, and accomplishments can make anyone sound successful.

But if you’re reading this, I’d rather you know the real me.

Not just what I’ve accomplished, but what drives me, what I believe in, and why I do what I do.

My journey began in Vietnam, continued through a refugee camp, and eventually brought me to America at 17 years old, with very little but the opportunity to build a different future.

I know what it’s like to start over. To take risks, make mistakes, trust the wrong people, and learn lessons that no classroom could ever teach.

I became an entrepreneur at 19, long before becoming a commercial real estate broker, investor, or developer. I’ve built businesses, signed leases, invested my own money, and experienced firsthand how one decision can change the direction of a business or a family’s future.

That’s why I don’t see real estate as just buildings, land, leases, or transactions.

I see the people behind every decision.

The small business owner investing everything into a dream. The investor taking a calculated risk. The healthcare provider ready to expand. The property owner planning the next chapter.

Behind every deal, there’s someone with something at stake. And that matters to me.

Why I Built LT Commercial Group

When I founded LTCG in 2017, I wanted to build something different.

I’d seen too many entrepreneurs, especially immigrants, women, and first-generation business owners, struggle without the right guidance, resources, or connections. Sometimes, they didn’t even know what questions to ask.

I wanted to change that.

What started with helping small businesses find their footing has grown into advising investors, property owners, and businesses on commercial real estate decisions. Today, through LTCG and our specialized healthcare expansion platform, PIMX, we also help medical operators connect with locations, capital resources, and trusted development partners to grow.

The deals have grown larger. The opportunities now reach beyond Texas.

But the reason I do this work hasn’t changed.

I love connecting the right people, finding opportunities others might overlook, and helping turn complicated situations into meaningful results.

And I especially love seeing people succeed.

What You Can Expect From Me

I won’t tell you every deal is a good deal.

I won’t tell you what you want to hear just to earn your business.

And I’m not interested in relationships that end when the transaction closes.

I’ll ask questions, challenge assumptions, look at the bigger picture, and bring in the right expertise when needed.

I believe good business is built on trust, honest conversations, and doing what’s right, even when it’s not the easiest or most profitable choice.

Sometimes the right decision is to move forward. Sometimes it’s to walk away.

Both can be successful outcomes.

A Little More About Me

I’ve had the privilege of serving as President of AREAA Austin, Chair of the Manor Economic Development Corporation, and an advocate for small businesses and underserved communities. I’ve also received recognition for entrepreneurship, leadership, and community involvement.

I’m grateful for those experiences, but they don’t define me.

Beyond business, I’m a wife, a mother, a lifelong learner, and someone who finds balance through meditation, yoga, and family.

Life has taught me that success means very little if we lose ourselves, our relationships, or our purpose along the way.

I’m still learning. Still growing. And still figuring things out, just like everyone else.

If We Work Together

You won’t get someone who simply wants to close another transaction.

You’ll get someone who respects what you’ve worked to build, cares enough to ask difficult questions, and treats your goals with the seriousness they deserve.

I know I’m not the right advisor for everyone. And that’s okay.

But if you value honest advice, meaningful relationships, and thoughtful strategy, I’d love to get to know you.

Because at the end of the day, real estate is what I do. People are why I do it.

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