Leisa Johnson

Leisa Johnson – Broker/Owner, HomeTown Realty, LLC
Leisa Johnson is a dedicated real estate professional with over 18 years of experience serving Southeast Alabama. She’s been married to her husband Johnny for 39 years, and together they form a dynamic real estate team deeply rooted in their community. As a mother of three sons and a passionate advocate for local engagement, Leisa has held numerous leadership roles, including serving as President of both the Southeast Alabama Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation and the Ozark Chamber of Commerce. She also led the Wiregrass Board of Directors and served multiple terms on the Board of Realtors and the Membership Drive Committee for the Association of the United States Army (Wiregrass Chapter).
Leisa became a Realtor in 2007, opened HomeTown Realty, LLC in 2008, and earned her Broker’s license in 2010. She is a proud member of the National Association of Realtors, Wiregrass Board of Realtors, Southeast Alabama Board of Realtors.

Her commitment to clients goes far beyond the transaction. As one client shared:
“Leisa was such a great help when my husband and I were looking for a home in Alabama. We were in Denver at the time, so this was a bit of a difficult task! She was amazing throughout the entire process—FaceTiming us through the home, answering all our questions, and even meeting us on a Sunday after the sale. I HIGHLY recommend her for all your real estate needs. She does not disappoint!”
— Annie Carr
Another client echoed the sentiment:
“Leisa Johnson… we can’t say anything that would even do you justice as to how amazing you were with me and my husband! You made looking for a new home in a new state very fun and relaxing. We later decided to build, and you stuck by our side the entire process all the way up to closing. Thank you, Leisa, from the bottom of our hearts!”

— Hillary Jean Killingsworth
Leisa’s reputation for excellence, warmth, and unwavering support makes her a trusted partner for anyone navigating the real estate journey in Alabama.