Meet Kim McLelland | Realtor

We had the good fortune of connecting with Kim McLelland and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Kim, do you have a favorite quote or affirmation?
Focus on the people. When you take care of the people, the numbers will take care of themselves.

Alright, so for those in our community who might not be familiar with your business, can you tell us more?
1) What sets you apart from others?

MPG is not your “standard” real estate service provider. They are a family dedicated to serving their client’s with such excellence that their clients , in turn, are treated as part of the family and every effort is taken to advocate, guide, and lead client’s to their desired real estate goals.

2) What are you most proud/excited about?

We are excited about working together as a family and using our individual talents as a unique collaboration that offers creativity, dedication, and care in any real estate market.

3) How did you get to where you are today? Were there obstacles?

I come from a family that had a real estate background and passion, but I really entered the industry with a heart for my community and others. That has been my driving force in reaching my clients, to offer not just real estate counsel, but to strive to be the best community advocate , friend to others. I look at my business as more of a ministry than anything. With any business, of course, there are challenges. My deep faith provides me with an anchor when the markets shift and when obstacles arise.

4) Lessons I’ve learned along the way?

* It’s important to try our best to meet people where they are at, not impose our opinions or ideas onto what their dreams/goals are.
* God has given us so much, we take responsibility for our mission to deliver the best service to others, to give back to our clients and community is our priority.

5) What do you want the world to know about your brand/story?

We want our brand to really echo our hearts and to emulate that message to each and every person we come in contact with. Our faith teaches us to reach all people, to love them as God loves them, and to be the best provider we can be of our skillset. We take our responsibility in our business in that it’s our mission, our intention, to be purposeful about creating, maintaining, and reaching new people in this way each and every day.

Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
Breakfast or lunch at the Woodshed Smokehouse – Tim Love’s little shed on the Trinity

Take a walk/jog/bike ride or horseback ride on the Trinity Trails – dog friendly and follows the Trinity through some of the hot spots of Fort Worth.

Visit Magnolia Avenue for some fun, funky mom & pop shops – fun to do some shopping and/or lunch

Fort Worth Ale Trail – The trail consists of many breweries. One of the local favorites is Rahr & Sons Brewing Company

Sundance Square is a great place to spend half a day or even the day – grab a cup of coffee, eat, shop, and watch the fountains then head north to the Stockyards.

Courtside Kitchen – Pick up a game of Pickleball and then eat/drink at this country club feel venue.

Stockyards National Historic District – get a great feel for the western heritage and meet the herd – watch the twice daily cattle-drive and visit the shops, restaurants and bars on Mule Alley

Joe T’s Garcia – Traditional Mexican food in a beautiful landscaped and festive atmosphere.

Modern Art Museum in the Cultural District – Oldest museum in Fort Worth with a restaurant that has a beautiful setting

Billy Bob’s Texas – world’s largest honky tonk provides a place for concerts, national acts, line dance lessons and much more. Great way to spend one of your nights here in the Fort Worth area.

Website: www.MPGFortWorth.com

Instagram: @mpgfortworth

Linkedin: kim@localrealtyfw.com

Facebook: facebook.com/mpgfortworth

Other: TikTok: @mpgfortworth

Image Credits
Skylar Williams