Velma Medina

"Creating Dreams with a Smile...One House at a Time"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker Rick Canup, Realtors, Inc.
Location:	Lubbock
Web sites:	Find Homes For Sale & Real Estate Information
	My Blog
Phone:	(806) 535-7653

6 Answers
2 First Answers

Report this profile

About Me

Velma Medina is a Residential Sales Specialist. In her first year, she received the Coldwell Banker "Rookie of the Year" award. She is now a recognized member of the elite Coldwell Bankers Presidential Circle, which represents the top 2% of Coldwell Banker Agents in the United States. In 2002, her volume of closed residential sales put Velma in the top 15% of agents in the Lubbock Association of Realtors. Her quick and continued success is a direct result of the confidence and trust she has earned from the Lubbock Community. She will represent you with integrity, competence, and will always greet you with her trademark smile.

Successful people are in constant demand. That is why Velma had been asked to serve on numerous civic communities and boards. She is currently serving on the board of the March of Dimes, Broadway Festivals, and Christian Job Womens Corp and was a past member of the Womens Protective Services. She serves as the Public Relations director of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Being a Texas Tech graduate, she is a supporter of Raiders Rojos and the Texas Tech Alumni Association. She is also proud to have become an "Alumnus by Choice" of Baylor University. She is an active member of First Baptist Church and enjoys signing in the Choir.

Velma is married to Judge Sam Medina, who currently serves as Judge of the 237th District Court. She has 2 sons Dr. Erik Medina and Jason Medina, a recent Baylor law school graduate, and she has 4 grandchildren.

Her infectious smile and hard work will make your real estate needs become a joyful and rewarding experience. Velma is also fluent in spanish.

Call her at 806-535-7653!

Awarded "Rookie of the Year" for 2001
"Multi-Million Dollar Producer"
"International President's Circle" for Coldwell Banker Board
Board of Directors for Lubbock National Bank
Board of Directors for Lubbock Economic Development Alliance
member of March of Dimes Board
member of Broadway Festivals, Inc.
Chair-person of the Lubbbock Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Choir member at First Baptist Church

My Q&A View all >>

Velma Medina's Questions (0)

Velma Medina's Answers (6)

Question removed

Asked Tue Jul 8 2008, 08:07 by Diane Zumwalt - Lubbock - General Area - 2 answers

Velma Medina answered:

I would recommend FirstMark Realtors at 806-793-8759. Just ask for the property management department. Hope this helps!

Velma - Wed Jul 9 2008, 13:25

5220-29 st. lubbock tx. how much is it sold for?

Asked Fri Feb 8 2008, 17:25 by Cwyk - Lubbock - Home Buying - 2 answers

Velma Medina answered:

I found the sold price for this home that closed on April 7th, 2008. It was listed at $169.999 and it sold for $165,000. If I can answer any of your other real estate needs, please feel free to contact me. - Mon Apr 14 2008, 13:05

My name is Velma Medina and I am a real estate agent in Lubbock, Tx. I looked up this address and could not find anything in the active, sold, under contract, terminated, etc. I also looked it up in the tax appraisal website and could not find it. If you have any more information, I will try to do another search. I would be happy to answer your question if I can find the information. - Fri Mar 28 2008, 10:00

Things to Look For

Asked Thu Apr 3 2008, 21:26 by J - Lubbock - Home Buying - 7 answers

Velma Medina answered:

In addition to the information that you received from Oscar, I believe that you should check to see if the house is in a flood zone. Many homes in this area are in a flood zone. Unliess you are paying cash for a house, if the house is located in a flood zone, you will be required to pay flood insurance. You would just need to calculate that into your monthly payment. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Oscar or me; we are on the same team here at Coldwell Banker Rick Canup, Realtors.

Hope this helps! - Fri Apr 4 2008, 11:50

My wife and I are looking to relocate to the Slaton, Lubbock, Tx area. We have relatives in Lubbock, and

Asked Wed Jan 23 2008, 21:00 by Michael A. M… - Lubbock - Home Buying - 3 answers

Velma Medina answered:

My name is Velma Medina and I am a real estate agent in Lubbock. There is a Fundamental Baptist Church in Lubbock. The church is Tabernacle Baptist church and their website is http://www.tbaptist.com. I don't believe that there is a fundamental Baptist Church in Slaton but you might call Tabernacle Baptist and see what church they would recommend.

Slaton is a great community. I have just listed a home in Slaton that is a 3/2/2 with 2 living areas. It is 1948 square feet and is priced at $99,500. It is not in MLS yet but we should have it thre in a couple of weeks. The sellers are working at packing and cleaning. I will also email you every home on the market right now in Slaton and southern Lubbock. Once I have a better idea of what price range you want to stay in, I can send you properties more in that price range.

I would be happy to answer any questions you might have about real estate in this area. You can go to my website at http://www.lubbbockhomes4u.com and find out more about me.

Velma Medina - Fri Mar 28 2008, 09:55

We are moving to Lubbock this next summer and will be buying our first home. We are looking at about 5 years

Asked Mon Nov 12 2007, 16:58 by Dkay - Lubbock - Home Buying - 5 answers

Velma Medina answered:

Thank you for contacting me about your move to Lubbock. I think that you will thoroughly enjoy your time here, in spite of what people say about Lubbock!

We are very lucky to live in a place like Lubbock. We never experience highs and lows in our economy. We have had a slow but constant growth in our city for many years. That also goes for the current housing trends. We have not experienced what other areas, even in Texas, have experienced. Real estate here goes in a cycle. Three to four years ago we had very few listings and homes were selling in a month or two. Today, we have the largest number of listings that we have had in a long, long time but that is not necessarily a bad thing. For you as a buyer that is a good thing. You have more homes to choose from and sellers are usually willing to look at lower offers. We experience a 3-4% appreciation per year on average per home. If there has been a lot of updating or improvements, a home may get a better appreciation rate.

If you will let me know what kind of home and price range you are looking for, I can set you up on an email program that will automatically send you any new listing or price reduction with your criteria. If you can be as specific as possible on things that you would want in a home, then I can add all your requests to come up with the home you would want. This will at least help you get a feel as to what kind of home you can find in your price range.

I hope this has answered the questions you had. If I can answer any other questions, please let me know. Again, I would love to help you in your home buying process when the time comes.

Velma Medina - Wed Nov 14 2007, 13:31

View all Velma Medina's Questions & Answers >>

RSS