Dallas Real Estate Agent

Authenticity is Mikey Abrams’ Super Power, in Real Estate and on Stage

By Brenda Masse / August 18, 2023 /

Mikey Abrams is not your average Realtor. When he hired an assistant a few years ago, the first task he assigned her was to help with the 10 costume changes he would be needing at his upcoming client event. She said, “This is a … real estate job?” “When I got started in 2015 I…

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Sabra Girard Takes Her Years of PR Know-How to Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

By Sylvia Bloom / October 28, 2022 /

Having worked in public relations for more than a decade, Sabra Girard is no stranger to the art of the sale. She obtained her real estate license in January, and she is now ready to apply her extensive marketing experience to a new and noble pursuit — helping people find and sell their dream homes…

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Jenna Ryan, The North Texas Broker Who Stormed The Capitol on Jan. 6, Is Released From Prison

By Joshua Baethge / February 17, 2022 /

A spokesperson from a federal prison facility in Bryan, Texas, confirmed to CandysDirt.com this afternoon that Jenna Ryan, the Frisco real estate broker who was convicted for her part in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection, was released from federal prison today. Ryan, who at one time purported herself to be a social media expert,…

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Paragon’s Rocky Zablan is All About Family

By Karen Eubank / December 28, 2021 /

Family defines life for Rocky Zablan. From his biological family to his chosen family and, of course, his real estate family. There’s no doubt why he ended up in the real estate world because if you are at the right brokerage, it’s like a family. CandysDirt.com: Give us a little background. Rocky Zablan: I was born in…

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After Well-Documented Trip to Capitol For Rally-Turned-Riot, Jenna Ryan Pleads Guilty

By Joshua Baethge / August 24, 2021 /

Local Realtor Jenna Ryan pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of parading, picketing, or demonstrating in the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection in Washington D.C. She now faces up to six months in prison as well as fine not to exceed $5,000.  The charge Ryan ended up pleading guilty to is a far cry…

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