Robert Kellogg

A graduate of Texas State University, Kellogg moved to Central Texas with his family in 1980 and has been living here ever since. After starting his career in 1998 with First American Flood Data, Kellogg worked as a General Manager for Hampton Inns where he not only gathered valuable experience in people management, but also learned how much he truly enjoys working with different types of people.

Once Kellogg discovered his love for working with people, there was really no turning back for him. In 2004, he started a career in real estate which has proven to be the most fruitful decision of his life. Working as a relocation specialist in the first three years of his new career, Rob was responsible for developing strong relationships with high-tech companies in the region.

Currently, Rob’s responsibilities entail working with buyers and sellers in the Austin Metro Area, and both his short and long-term plans involve helping people save up for their nest and make real estate decisions that will prove to be beneficial for investors.

Over the years, he has polished not only his interpersonal skills but is also able to understand the needs and requirements of clients with great clarity to ensure that he is able to provide them with personalized solutions and recommendations. In fact, Kellogg considers his ability to maintain relationships and effective communication as some of his most important skills.

Kellogg also understands how important it is to be patient with people when it comes to decisions in the real estate industry – especially those who are new to the field. This is exactly why he tries his best not only to make the process as convenient and comfortable as possible, but also makes it a point to make the entire process fun and smooth.

In his free time, Rob enjoys the fun things in life like fishing, scuba diving, and attending live music shows. Owing to his love for humanity and working with people, he also sets time aside for Habitat Humanity Build and fundraising. Rob is a supporter of nonprofits including Foundation Communities, Special Olympics, Goodwill, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Big Brothers and Big Sisters.