Rick Schooler has over 5 years experience, selling Real Estate in the Amarillo area, with French & Co., Realtors. He is a member of TAR, AAOR, and NAR. He obtained his GRI designation 2015. Rick attended Amarillo Public Schools and received his Associates Degree in Applied Sciences from Amarillo College in 2001. Rick is happily married to wife, Melissa, for 30 years, a father and grandfather. Rick enjoys family travels, photography, and continuing education courses in Real Estate that keeps him current on changes within this industry. Rick has lived in Amarillo for over 50 years, and has seen many changes in the growth of subdivisions in that time. Prior to becoming a Real Estate Agent, he was a Route Sales Representative for Nunn Manufacturing and for Hostess snack cakes. Rick works primarily with residential clients striving to meet or exceed their expectations. When buying or selling, Rick would appreciate the time to discuss your needs and desires!
“I was one of Rick’s first clients, and with 5 years’ experience, he has become more knowledgeable about the industry.”
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“Rick and I looked at houses in several areas. Not being from Amarillo, I was not sure which neighborhood would be my best choice. He is familiar with all areas of town, and we chose one area and found my perfect house!”
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“While working with Rick, he was available at my request. Evenings, weekends, it didn’t matter!”
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“After I closed on my house, Rick was available after the sale. He even helped me move.”
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“When we first started looking at houses, I was approved for a loan. Then my job was in jeopardy, we put everything on hold. Rick waited one year before we felt Comfortable making our purchase.”
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“I was selling my house and buying another. Rick kept me organized while dealing With a lot of stress and staying on top of all inspections from start to finish.”
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“Rick and I looked at 4 properties in one area. I chose the one I liked best, he ran his comps, and we made an offer. The house had sold 3 years earlier, and we got it $20,000 less than they had paid.”
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