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Kendra Anderson Davis, Realtor Turning Your Questions Into Solutions. Kendra’s proficiency extends beyond traditional real estate transactions. Contact her by texting 254-744-9227

Kendra Anderson Davis (Zadnik) brings over 30 years of exceptional customer service and results-driven expertise in Real Estate to the Greater Waco area. As a seasoned professional, she is passionately committed to assisting families and individuals in achieving property ownership, investments, or sales goals in the McLennan County area. In her impactful role as the Real Estate Property Assets Manager for the City of Waco over the last decade, Kendra has successfully led the acquisitions, leases, and sales effectively managing the city’s diverse portfolio, which encompasses commercial, residential, vacant lots/farmland, easements, right of way and FAA airport property. Kendra’s notable achievements include selling over 800 tax-foreclosed properties, contributing significantly to the community by revitalization, and placing them back on the tax rolls. Kendra’s responsibilities encompass preparing purchase agreements, deeds, letters of intent, and is a transaction project manager handling transaction coordination tasks. Kendra finds joy in contributing to various development projects and collaborating with the talented professional employees in the City of Waco’s Development Services Center. She is highly skilled in luxury properties, excelling as a listing and buyer's agent. Holding prestigious certifications such as the Residential Specialist with the National Association of Realtors along with other real estate designations such as Accredited buyer’s agent, e-PRO ® Certified Distressed Property Expert and Graduate, REALTOR® Institute. This well-rounded expertise and high education positions her as the ultimate choice in the Greater Waco and McLennan County markets. Kendra began her love of Real Estate career growing up as she moved every two or three years, with a personal understanding knowing moving is one of the top 10 stressors in life, she prioritizes making each transaction smooth and stress-free for her clients. She holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Social work with a second major in Psychology from Stephen F. Austin University and a Master’s of Science in Social Work from the University of Texas in Arlington, Texas. Having served in two positions as an Executive Director for nonprofits, Kendra found the perfect blend of social work and real estate in 1996 when she received her real estate license. In 2004, Kendra elevated her passion by founding Premier, Realtors, her own real estate brokerage firm. As a successful business owner and property manager, she enjoys coaching brokers and realtors sharing her extensive knowledge, expertise, and passion for the field and development projects within her community. Her personal life reflects a commitment to Waco and McLennan County, as she is married to a local commercial and residential contractor, her oldest daughter attended Midway Independent School District, and now attends McLennan Community College. Her youngest daughter is in high school, they are both active volunteers in the community. They enjoy hiking in all the local parks, Hawaiian Falls, roller coasters, cooking, swimming, and exploring. Beyond her professional achievements, Kendra is an alumna of the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce Leadership Waco and Waco Leadership Plenty Institute, a past board member for the Hewitt Chamber of Commerce, and chaired the local Margarita and Salsa festival, exemplifying her commitment to the community. Kendra is not just a licensed Texas Real Estate Broker; she is a results-driven professional dedicated to surpassing your real estate expectations. Experience the difference of working with a seasoned leader in Waco, who combines competence, professionalism, and a genuine passion for the field.

20/08/2026

I-35 WACO SOUTH | TxDOT and its contractor plan to close all lanes on New Road at I-35 (eastbound, westbound, and the turnaround) on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. through Friday, Aug. 21, at 7 a.m., so crews can safely continue reconstruction of the new northbound I-35 bridge. Reminder, the underpass at Irving Lee Street/Primrose Drive remains closed for utility work in the area.

Please see the detour diagram below for more information.
For more information and updates, visit: My35WacoSouth.com

Love my neighborhood!  Cedar Ridge Neighborhood Association is the best in Waco!
22/05/2026

Love my neighborhood!
Cedar Ridge Neighborhood Association is the best in Waco!

Cedar Ridge (750+ homes, roughly bounded by Lake Shore Drive, North 19th, Parklake, and MacArthur) is The Greatest Neighborhood in Waco!

12/11/2025

Mid-November is underrated – it’s when sellers start showing real motivation 🗝️

If you’ve been waiting, this is the perfect time to re-check listings, revisit your saved searches, and line up tours before the holiday season gets busy.

P.S. Your dream home may have just adjusted its price – it could be your lucky moment.

Today is a day to pause and honor those who have served our country 🇺🇸For many, the idea of “home” carries a deeper mean...
11/11/2025

Today is a day to pause and honor those who have served our country 🇺🇸

For many, the idea of “home” carries a deeper meaning – a place of stability and safety.

In real estate, we often talk about square footage and features, but the true value of home isn’t found in the walls and roof.

It’s in the sense of gratitude and community that makes a house feel like home.

Timing matters – but waiting too long? 🕒 Get ready for that to seriously backfire.If a home checks most of your boxes, t...
10/11/2025

Timing matters – but waiting too long? 🕒

Get ready for that to seriously backfire.

If a home checks most of your boxes, the best way to know if it’s right is to see it in person. Online photos can only tell a small part of the story.

Touring gives you the real picture: neighborhood feel, natural light, and how the space actually feels.

On average, buyers who schedule prompt tours spend less time searching and avoid bidding wars that pop up later.

Trust us, hesitation can cost more than a quick showing.

Price isn’t always the deal breaker (anymore) 🤝Many deals are kept alive by switching up:– Closing dates to match moving...
09/11/2025

Price isn’t always the deal breaker (anymore) 🤝

Many deals are kept alive by switching up:

– Closing dates to match moving needs
– Repair credits that solve problems without delays
– Seller-paid rate buydowns that ease monthly payments

These shifts often matter more to buyers and sellers than a straight price cut. The strongest negotiators know when to hold firm on numbers – and when to trade flexibility instead.

“Move-in ready” doesn’t mean brand new – it means buyers feel confident they won’t be juggling contractors and costs the...
08/11/2025

“Move-in ready” doesn’t mean brand new – it means buyers feel confident they won’t be juggling contractors and costs the moment they get the keys 🔑

With the market shifting and budgets stretched, certainty is everything right now. Fresh paint, working appliances, clean flooring, and a solid roof often carry more weight than the flashy upgrades.

For sellers, focusing on simple repairs and updates builds trust and can speed up offers.

In today’s market, move-in ready is less about luxury and more about peace – and you can't argue with that.

Within seconds of opening the door, buyers are already making up their minds 🚪It’s the smell, the light, the way the spa...
07/11/2025

Within seconds of opening the door, buyers are already making up their minds 🚪

It’s the smell, the light, the way the space flows – not the granite counters or the flooring. If the entry feels dark, cluttered, or uninviting, the rest of the home is already playing catch-up.

That first moment is your power. It sets the tone for the entire showing and often lingers longer than the details buyers see later.

What are your favorite staging tips for making a great first impression?

By November, small details can carry big weight 🍂Shorter days, cooler weather, and buyers with busy schedules mean first...
06/11/2025

By November, small details can carry big weight 🍂

Shorter days, cooler weather, and buyers with busy schedules mean first impressions need to land FAST.

Ever heard the old realtor’s trick about baking cookies before a showing? It works – because subtle touches change how people feel in a space. The same effect comes from things like a fresh entry rug, warmer lighting, or season-appropriate décor.

NAR reports that 82% of agents say staging helps buyers picture a property as their future home. In late fall, those thoughtful details aren’t “extras” – they’re what keep buyers interested when attention is limited.

05/11/2025

Holiday moves can feel overwhelming – but they can also be smart. A little planning around timing and logistics makes the transition easier, so you start the new year already settled 🎁

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