About Team Pease

CAROL PEASE

Carol Pease is in her 13th year of real estate practice, and is currently a Texas licensed real estate salesperson. Prior to entering real estate, she owned and operated her own accounting service. Carol served on a school board for 15 years. One of the most valuable skills she learned on the school board was negotiation. She was sent to a number of classes on negotiation, and was the lead board member for a number of successful union negotiations.

Over the years, Carol has been a consistent top producer, representing both sellers and buyers. Carol holds a number of professional designations, including the following:

ABR – Accredited Buyer’s Representative
CRB – Certified Residential Brokerage Manager
CRS – Certified Residential Specialist
e-PRO – Internet Certified Professional Realtor®
GRI – Graduate Realtor® Institute
RECS – Real Estate Cyber Specialist

Carol is recognized as one of the top real estate technology experts in the United States, and is one of about one hundred e-PRO Trainers in the United States certified by the National Association of Realtors. Carol is Certified Market Center Trainer for Keller Williams Realty. She also belongs to the following organizations, and is annually invited to speak across the country:

Cyber Professionals
Allen F. Hainge CyberStars
Bill Barrett Superstars

ERNEST PEASE

Ernest “Ernie” Pease is also a Texas licensed salesperson, and assists Carol in the practice of real estate. Ernie holds the following professional designations:

ABRM – Accredited Buyer’s Representative Manager
CRB – Certified Residential Brokerage Manager
e-PRO – Internet Certified Professional Realtor®
GRI – Graduate Realtor® Institute

Ernie is a graduate of Kansas State University and Washburn University School of Law. He practiced law for over 12 years in Kansas, and also served as an Adjunct Professor of Law. A significant portion of his practice was related to real estate, representation of lenders, a large regional management firm, and the then Farmer’s Home Administration. He also represented a large real estate brokerage that required all of its contracts to be individually drafted. Ernie is not a Texas lawyer, and does not currently practice law or render legal advice. After leaving the practice of law, Ernie went into corporate management in the funeral service industry. He also currently holds a Texas funeral director license.