About Leah Mudd

Leah Mudd arrived in Houston as a young teenager and has made the city her home ever since. After graduating from Katy High School and the University of Texas at Austin, Leah began her career as a teacher, a common thread among successful real estate sales associates. She later worked in telephone system sales and training, as a flight attendant and as an interior designer. A varied back ground, but one that prepared her well for her career in residential real estate sales. These endeavors taught me so much about myself and people in general, says Leah. After being uprooted and moved to Texas just before my junior year in high school, I truly understand what my clients go through when they move to a new city, state or country. I am always willing to help them get what they need when they arrive, from a new cell phone, shopping at the mall, or finding a doctor. I ve even picked up a pet rabbit at the airport! Leah knows neighborhoods throughout Houston and is confident listing and selling from the Galleria to Katy, The Woodlands to Sugar Land, and points-in-between. She enjoys finding just the right home or the perfect buyer for her clients and then guiding them through the transaction process. Leah works hard to make her clients relaxed and confident, and to ensure that their expectations, whether they are sellers or buyers, are met and hopefully exceeded. She is patient and does not believe anyone should sell or purchase a home unless it really feels right to them. Leah stays informed about the Houston real estate market and trends, is focused and works efficiently, possesses excellent negotiation skills, and works as hard as it takes to achieve success for her clients. When not working, Leah, a Bellaire resident, enjoys remodeling houses, interior design, quilting, and playing golf, cooking and watching baseball games and golf tournaments with her husband and family. She and her husband have a grown son living in L.A. and a special-needs daughter who attends The Monarch School. After surviving a terrible car accident in 1981, says Leah, I began to see life differently. I appreciate all my blessings on a daily basis, and do my best to use my God-given talents to always do the right thing.