During the summer of 1999, after almost thirty years in residential and commercial construction, I hung up my nail bags and hammers to begin a new carreer in Real Estate.  After Real Estate school, I started with Century 21 in Cleburne where I spent the first two and a half years. Then I did a six year stretch with Re/Max of Cleburne. In March of 2008, I opened my own doors as Cumins Realty, and worked very hard to earned my Brokers License.  In 2013, I changed the name to Agents Realty of Texas hoping to expand my forces and Client base. In April of 2020, I was forced to close my office and in June, I joined Coldwell Banker Apex. January 1, of 2021, I reopened my own office at my home as CUMINS REALTY. I think I will remain here for the rest of my Real Estate career.

I have personally handled many transactions and many different types of Real Estate over these many years in the business. I look forward to handling your next Real Estate Transaction.  My cell is 817-556-8580 and my e-mail address is rick@rickcumins.com

My Business

In the past I have been a strong listing Agent who works more with Sellers than with Buyers. At Cumins Realty, I wear several different hats, as Broker, Owner, IT Tech, Secretary, and Janitor, just to name a few. I will  continue to be a strong Listing Agent, but I am also very capable and ready to work for you as a Buyers Agent. I am here for you and ready to work for you. Real Estate is a commission only career, which means that if I don't produce for you, I don't get paid. I do work many hours and will be available to answer questions and handle problems when needed.  

A little more personal,

My history in Real Estate speaks for itself, but on a more personal side, I am also an avid outdoorsman.  Hunter mostly, for deer, turkey and other large game as well as a Freelance Outdoor Writer and Author. Much of my hunting article writing work is published in South Africa, Old Mexico, and Texas Trophy Hunters. 

I was also a volunteer firefighter with the Rio Vista Volunteer Fire Department since December of 1995, an Emergency Medical Technician since January 1998, and retired as an Honorary Member in 2018. I have been a volunteer with Texas Parks and Wildlife since the spring of 2003 as a Hunter Education Instructor.  I also am a certified Safety Instructor for the American Treestand Manufacturers Association and a Certified Scorer for the Texas Big Game Awards. I have held gun safety classes for the Red Cross Youth Summer Camp here in Cleburne. I also coordinated the Shattered Dreams Program at Rio Vista High School in the spring of 2007, which is an anti-drinking/drug and driving campaign to show students the dreams that can be shattered by just one occourance of drinking and driving. I enjoyed helping with it completely and I met some really great young adults while doing so.