I am a Colorado Native and grew up in Western Colorado in a small town called Hotchkiss in Delta, County. I grew up on a Ranch near Hotchkiss raising Registered Angus Cattle and crops. I am very involved in the community as founder of Hotchkiss's new Farm to Fiddle Summer Festival and a part of the board creating park space in town to enhance and grow the economy of the small town. I have had many experiences that complement my career as a real estate broker. I have extensive marketing experience including publishing a real estate magazine for Western Colorado for over 12 years. I have been involved in marketing and design for over 30 years. Living the ranch life has given me experience in the land, water rights and irrigation, crop management. Creating and running several successful businesses has given me many applicable experience to assist the real estate seller or buyer. As a business owner and real estate broker, I excel at customer service and helping sellers market and sell their property and buyers find just the right property for their family or recreational, ranching or commercial purpose. • Real Estate Broker over one year • Real estate marketing & publishing: over 12 years experience • Systems Analyst with Motorola and MicroCDW, over 6 years • Marketing Coordinator, Motorola over 5 years • Newspaper Ad Sales, Production and Publishing since 1984 • Sales, Customer Service consistently over 30 years • 2016 Citizen of the Year Hotchkiss Chamber of Commerce

Carpenter Real Estate was opened by Harry W. Carpenter in 1947 who moved to Alpine in 1944. A native of Bell County, Texas, doctors advised him that he may not live past 60 or 65 years if he did not move to a higher and dryer climate due to serious health problems. He accepted a job with the IRS in El Paso, Texas which was the only government position open at the time. After one year of training, he was assigned to Alpine and the surrounding counties in 1944 and became one of the “most unpopular” people in Alpine. His health improved dramatically and loving Alpine, he resigned from the IRS and opened a public accounting office. He gradually won the favor and popularity in the community helping those that had never kept records or filed a tax return. As Alpine began to grow, he saw the need for a real estate agency so he sold the accounting business and opened Carpenter Real Estate in 1947. Selling homes and large ranches were his specialty. To show ranches in the area was no picnic, few paved roads existed and car tires were not made for the off roads. In those days- food, water, tire patches, and an air pump were his best tools in the ranch brokerage trade. Seeing the need for housing as Alpine grew, Mr. Carpenter purchased 75 acres from Herbert Kokernot on the north side of town and developed Carpenter Addition. It remains one of the nicer in town home subdivisions and the only one to this day with curbed and sidewalk streets. The subdivision now has 75+/- brick and stucco homes ranging in price from $150,000 to $350,000. In 1965 Mr. Carpenter invited his son, John W. (Johnny) Carpenter, to join him in the business as a salesman, who later became an Associate Broker in 1968. Since that time, Johnny has sold over 70 large ranches totaling over a million acres and countless Alpine and country homes. There are few ranches within a 100 miles radius of Alpine that he has not been on and his knowledge of the country is almost unequaled. Johnny also built over twenty homes in the Carpenter Addition and other areas. Johnny graduated from Alpine High School and Sul Ross State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business. He has served as President of the Student Body at Sul Ross State University, President of Alpine Lions Club, President of the Alpine Chamber of Commerce, Board Member of the Brewster Memorial Hospital and many other Chamber & Economic Development Committees. Climate change must have been good for Harry Carpenter who died in 2004 at the age of 90 years old. Johnny Carpenter continues to operate Carpenter Real Estate specializing in homes and large ranches with his wife, Fay Carpenter (Associate Broker) and Lindsay Miranda (Office Manager) as the oldest family operated business in Alpine.

David Carpenter is a Top Producing Agent in the Farm and Ranching Community. He has proven that he understands the buying and selling process from both financial and the emotional aspect. He has a great working knowledge of the subdivision process. David has a great work ethic, he is honest and trustworthy. He always puts his clients best interest at the forefront of all decisions and transactions. If you need to buy or sell property give David Carpenter at Carpenter Ranch Sales a call. You will enjoy working with him and his team.

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