Becky Ransdell was born in Southern Illinois but at a very young age moved with her family to Metropolis, Illinois, where she spent her entire childhood growing up. Becky's father was in law enforcement and later she met the love of her life, Johnny, who also was in law enforcement. As you can imagine, her heart bleeds black and blue as she has a deep love and respect for those who serve and protect. 

Becky met her husband of 27 years while he was training in Illinois, but Johnny was originally from Clarksville, so she moved to the wonderful state of Tennessee to be with him. She just retired from the first company in Tennessee that she interviewed with 28 years ago to pursue her career in real estate. Becky enjoys working with people and making others happy and real estate is a passion of hers. She feels that your home is your biggest investment and where you make the most memories, and she wants nothing more than to be a part of helping others find their perfect home!

Becky has one smart, hilarious, and very witty 22-year-old son who is a senior in college. He is her pride and joy. One of her and her husband's biggest enjoyments comes from watching their son play baseball, or any other sports he loves to play! Aside from that she and her husband enjoy working with rescue animals and trying to get as many adopted as possible. They also love to work out in their spare time. 

They say when it comes to real estate it's all about the location, but Becky believes it's all about the neighbors! She lives in a neighborhood where everyone is always out and about, knows each other, and you can always borrow a cup of sugar. It's a community! With Becky you will receive authentic, exceptional customer service, dependable and thorough follow-up, and a relentless willingness to get you the home of your dreams or the price for the one that you're selling! Plus, with Becky you'll have fun doing it!!

She believes that "No one ever made a difference by being like everyone else" -P.T. Barnum and her life's motto is, "always look at life through the windshield, not the rear-view mirror."