Pam Wachholz

An Austinite since 1985, Pam is a dedicated, full-time Realtor® with a passion for serving others and a strong work ethic. Her excellent customer service skills have earned her many kudo's throughout the years. She spent 20 years in the insurance industry working closely with real estate agents, title and mortgage companies to assist their mutual clients throughout Central Texas. Seeking a change, she moved toward the nonprofit world as the Community Development Coordinator at the Statesman in 2005 and helped Austin non-profits get their messages out to Statesman readers.

She then moved on to become Communications and Development Manager at a local nonprofit that assists homeless families. A major life-change necessitated additional work, and Pam became an assistant to one of the HomeCity team members where she realized it was time for a major career change and she earned her Real Estate license. Pam began assisting families in and around Austin and help her clients find the right house in the right place and negotiate the right price and terms. Providing excellent customer service has been and continues to be her goal.

She chose Real Estate because of her experience with homeless families in the hopes that she will be able to walk with families from shelter into home rental and eventually to home ownership. Pam is mom to 3 young adults–Rebekah, Hannah and Jonathan, as well as her fur-babies. She is an active member at Point of Grace Church in Pflugerville.

Hobbies: Golf, Sailing, Photography, Art, Cooking She strives to help others and show God's love by treating everyone with respect, honesty and dignity. She subscribes to the Dave Ramsey philosophy of “Live like no one else so you can GIVE like no one else”. Community Involvement: Community volunteer since 1997: serving with Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts, PTA, WB Armada, WB Youth Soccer Assn., RRHS & CRHS Project Graduation, Feed My People homeless breakfast program; 18 yr Board member, Wells Branch Neighborhood Association, publishing the WBNA Neighborhood News; Former Trustee of the WB Community Library District and Founding President of the Friends of the WB Library.