7550 County Road 403, Stephenville, TX 76401 - Erath County

With nearly two decades of real estate brokerage and commercial development experience, Eric Walsh is a leader and highly respected figure in the North Texas real estate community. Eric has listed and sold hundreds of millions of dollars of land and has successfully transacted over a quarter billion dollars of real estate volume in the last decade. Eric was instrumental in the successful launch of Christie's International ULTERRE Commercial, Farm & Ranch Real Estate and currently operates 24 Doors Property Management, which has been a major value-add for our clients. He is a Texas real estate Broker as well as a member of the Texas Association of Land Brokers, Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, the Texas Wildlife Association, and serves as an active committee member of the Private Lands Advisory Committee To Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Eric has extensive experience owning and operating small businesses, including a property management company and runs a small cow/calf operation on his ranch in Mills County, Texas. Eric brings an ownership mentality to each transaction. Recognizing that each client is working to solve a buy, lease, sell or hold problem Eric offers analytical guidance and opinion formed inside the context of each individual situation to guide those clients to make the right decisions. His recommendations to clients are always rooted in what he would do himself were he in their positions. Eric grew up in NW Tarrant County near Eagle Mountain Lake, is a member of the Fort Worth Boat Club, and he still counts this area among his favorites in North Texas. He has traveled extensively around the world, including Greece, Italy, Brazil, Africa, Ireland, Scotland, England, Germany, France, Bonaire, Mexico, the British Virgin Islands, The U.S. Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Canada, Alaska and most other states in the continental United States. In his spare time, you will find him with family and friends hunting, fishing, ranching, shooting and listening and learning.