Lisa Schlachter

Diligence and making people feel comfortable are two of Lisa Schlachter’s most distinctive qualities. She is strong and forthright and gives her clients confidence while utilizing her excellent listening skills. Lisa is not afraid to step out of the box and come up with creative solutions to any issue that may arise. She connects with her clients to build lasting relationships. Lisa’s goal is always to hear her client’s needs and desires and match them with their perfect home. Lisa [...]

Diligence and making people feel comfortable are two of Lisa Schlachter’s most distinctive qualities. She is strong and forthright and gives her clients confidence while utilizing her excellent listening skills. Lisa is not afraid to step out of the box and come up with creative solutions to any issue that may arise. She connects with her clients to build lasting relationships. Lisa’s goal is always to hear her client’s needs and desires and match them with their perfect home. Lisa believes pleasing her clients is key. She is convinced it is essential to walk side by side with her clients through the entire process exhibiting grace and confidence. Lisa graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in Marketing and then returned to school for a degree in Interior Design where she built a career for over ten years. Her experience gives Lisa the ability to walk into any home and creatively see its optimal potential. She was tapped for the prestigious assignment of marketing the luxury residential properties at trend-setting Victory Park. Lisa has since received her Masters in Counseling where she worked with families and honed her listening and relational skills. Always wanting to experience living in a different city, Lisa moved to Chicago for two years giving her insight into what it takes to relocate and how to help out-of-town clients make a smooth transition into a new city. Lisa is a member of the Dallas Museum of Art and she supports such organizations as the Phoenix House and New Friends New Life, where she volunteers using her counseling background. She has two grown children and a therapy dog named Cleo.