Neil Diaz
Since becoming licensed, my experience includes listings in San Antonio and seeking property for clients in Austin, surrounding areas, and other major Texas cities. I frequently locate rental properties and apartments in Austin, many of which have been downtown and in the campus area.
On December-5-22 I became a Broker. Currently, I offer the following services in Residential, Commercial, and Land throughout Texas:
Sell/Purchase - Resale and New Construction homes.
Investments - Sell/Purchase distressed property or Commercial, Multi-Family, and Land.
Leasing - Private Property to rent/Apartment Locating, Temporary Lease (some furnished), Commercial, and Land.
List-to-Lease and Property Management - Single Family, Multi-Family, Individual Units, Commercial, and Land.
In addition to my career, I am equally devoted to a few non-profit organizations. I previously served ATX Safer Streets as Business Development Manager and Committee Chairman for our first official fundraiser. I also served as Secretary on our board of directors.
Together, we advocated for an expansion of alternative transportation to alleviate impaired driving. ATX Safer Streets is featured in Austin Monthly's June Issue. (Read Here)
In December 2014, I began serving the Austin Travis County Sobriety Center committee. We are pleased to have seen the project become a reality. Co-Chaired by County Judge Nancy Hohengarten and County Judge Andy Brown.
I served on the board of directors of the New Milestones Foundation for six years. During that time I was Committee Chairman for 'Bridging the Gap'. This is our annual gala, which I dedicated for four consecutive years to.
I was a board Secretary and served on our Executive Committee as well. New Milestones Foundation is the fundraising arm for Austin Travis County Integral Care (ATCIC).
Both New Milestones Foundation and ATCIC provide support for those with mental illness. Our gala in 2014 included Dr. Johnston, dean of the new Dell medical school, Senator Kirk Watson as our emcee, and Honorary Chair; Valerie Newberg.
As for 2018 - 2022, I was the committee chairman for Mexic-arte's 'Taste of Mexico', a fundraiser that supports the museum's education programs. Following a record year for the event in 2018, I was invited to join the board of directors and was actively committed for 5 years.
When I am not working, I like to fence, row, hike the trail on town lake, hang out at the U.T. Club, or enjoy good food and good company.
