Amie Smith, REALTOR®, MRP
Retired Army Veteran ● Brazos County, Born & Raised | License ID: 703952
Amie Smith, serves the Bryan–College Station area with a balance of refined, strategic service and hands-on dedication. Proudly rooted in Brazos County, Amie’s Matejka family history is deeply woven into the community she proudly calls home.
As an Army veteran, Amie brings a strong foundation of service, integrity, and dedication to her community. Her professional background also includes years in home health, hospice, and assisted living, giving her a unique understanding of the deeply personal transitions families experience throughout life. Whether helping clients navigate the sale of a loved one’s home during an assisted living transition or assisting military families relocating to a new community, Amie approaches every situation with care, patience, and thoughtful guidance.
Known for her steady communication and client-focused approach, Amie believes buying or selling a home deserves more than a transaction-focused experience. She works to ensure every client feels informed, supported, and confident throughout the process — whether they are longtime locals, first-time buyers, growing families, or those preparing for a fresh start.
With deep community ties, a servant-hearted mindset, and a passion for helping others move forward with confidence, Amie is proud to serve the Bryan–College Station community she has always called home.
Amie Smith, REALTOR® is sponsored by Real Brokerage (Real Broker, LLC).
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