My Bio

My name is Erin Hybart. I live in Louisiana with my husband, 3 children, and 2 dogs. I have always lived in South Louisiana and do have a bit of an accent.

Education - I obtained my Bachelor of Science Degree in Child and Family Studies in 2004 and a Master of Science Degree in Counseling in 2008, both from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Professional Experience - I began working for the State of Louisiana right out of college. I have worked in several different departments including Child Support Enforcement, Economic Stability (SNAP, STEP, FITAP), Infant Mental Health, and Child Care Assistance.

Other projects I am involved in - I am part of the Tiny House Committee of Baton Rouge. Our group is working to develop a community for homeless individuals utilizing the tiny house concept. I am part of the ABC (Alcohol Beverage Control) Board in Zachary and manage the Live In Zachary Facebook Group.

Interests - My interests include networking, designing homes, flipping homes, consulting with others on their home design projects, and serving the community through mission work. I started drawing houses “for fun” as a pre-teen and flipped my first house at age 20. I enjoyed flipping so much, I started WW Property Partners, LLC. It is a flipping business allowing cash investors to hire a team to plan, design, and oversee a renovation project to maximize profit at resale for passive investors.

Long-term goals - Strategically impacting the affordable housing market through Tiny House Community developments throughout the U.S. and expanding WW Property Partners, LLC into other states and countries.

Real Estate Professional Experience - Since becoming a licensed Real Estate Agent in the State of Louisiana in 2017, I have worked with buyers, sellers, and investors.

Values - I value honesty, communication, genuineness, sincerity, hard work, and kindness. I enjoy working with others and serving as a mentor to others by imparting knowledge and wisdom and supporting them in their day-to-day activities and decisions.

My thoughts on Dual Agency (representing both the Buyer and Seller) - I rarely perform dual agency and here are my thoughts on that topic. Although allowable in Louisiana, I do not feel it is a pure role for me to perform. When I am hired to represent either a seller or buyer, I am charged with representing them at the highest level. I do not feel I can do that as a dual agent so often, I will refer out a buyer should they inquire about a property I have listed. I have referral partners for this situation so they can take care of that buyer's need.

An experience with me as your Realtor - My desire for each client is to over-deliver in service and to provide a smooth experience by promoting and maintaining communication between all vendors involved in the Real Estate transaction. I provide a very customized experience for each client and aim to exceed your expectations in every way I can. Real Estate transactions can be overwhelming, and I want to work the journey with you to help you navigate this adventure together. I can guarantee you I can overwhelm you with information because there is a lot. What I promise, however, is to help you sort through all the information and get the answers to any questions that arise.

It takes a Village - I am currently a Dual Career agent, so I maintain my full-time employment as well as work as a Realtor. What I have had to do to serve each client at the highest level is partner with others to supplement my presence when needed no matter the time of day. I currently have two part-time assistants to handle day-to-day activities and several other agent partners for other real estate tasks. My commitment to you is to always strive to exceed your expectations in every possible way.