Kim is in a new class of realtors with a long career history in business, innovation and design. As an entrepreneur with a passion to help individuals and communities thrive, Kim began her work in real estate and social impact at just 21 years old. She has spent the past couple of decades investing in properties, flipping houses, and practicing interior design. Simultaneously, she is the sole Founder of one of the first and most successful organizations in the United States to combat human trafficking and provide comprehensive aftercare services for survivors.With a personal vision statement to help people “find their way home”, Kim spent the last 20 years not only helping those with affluence find their dream homes, but she set out to ensure our nation’s most vulnerable children could find safety and family. She worked in partnership with government officials to change state laws and protocols to better locate and support survivors, responded to emergencies alongside law enforcement in raids, provided escape and aftercare services to more than 3,000 survivors ages 7 to 24, and established the first foster and family agency for trafficked children in the country. She has received many national awards, including L.A. Weekly’s “People of the Year” naming her “The Human Shield”. After growing her non-profit to a multi-million dollar national organization, she handed it off to her Executive Director and transitioned into NGO consultation and life coaching, while still serving on the board.Kim is a member of the National Association of Realtors and Williamson County Association of Realtors. Her incredible work ethic and drive shines as she serves her clients around the clock to achieve their real estate goals. Kim advocates for her clients at every stage to produce top results, leveraging every opportunity to benefit her clients and ensure a smooth process behind the scenes. Her tenacity and strategic mind enable her to find homes for buyers faster, see potential in investments that others miss, and provide strategic marketing and design to help sellers get top dollar. Her honesty and compassion enable her to provide clients with exceptional individualized care.Kim and her husband Matt call Leipers Fork their home where they live on 11 acres with Oliver - their rescued deaf boxer, and their two rescued horses - Ginger, a retired therapy horse and Haven, an abuse survivor. Living out the dream that where we call home can be a healing environment for all.Contact: Kim.Biddle@compass.com