Tony Sims
REALTOR^® | Property Manager
MPM | RMP | TRLS
(817) 946-1829

Tony has over 25 years of experience in Real Estate/Property Management. He is primarily responsible for acquiring new properties and working with all owners questions and concerns. In addition, he assists team members with questions concerning legislative affairs affecting the property management field.

Tony received his BBA from Texas Wesleyan University, with a Major in Business Communications and a double Minor in Economics and Psychology. He also attended Texas Christian University working on his Masters in Human Resources.

Tony worked as Vice President of Sales for a large Funeral Home/Cemetery firm specializing in consumer products. He has also been involved in the Steel Manufacturing field as Superintendent of Human Resources and Governmental Affairs and as a Political Lobbyist for the Cast Metals Federation.

Tony is active in the local political programs and serves as President/Chair for his neighborhood and is on the Executive Committee for Tarrant County. He has also served as an elected official in the past.

Tony is active in the local Greater Fort Worth Association of REALTORS® and has served on numerous committees and two terms on the Board of Directors. He also serves the Texas Association of REALTORS® as a Regional Vice President, a position he has held for the past 4 years. He is the region 3 representative for the TAR Political Involvement Council and is the current Chairman of the Property Management Committee.

He is active in the National Association of Residential Property Managers and is designated as a Residential Management Professional and a Master Property Manager, the two highest designations offered by NARPM. He is currently on the Governmental Affairs Committee and is a trustee for the NARPM PAC. Locally, Tony is a past president of the Fort Worth/Mid-Cities Chapter of NARPM and is a member of the Dallas Chapter.

Tony works with the Ronald McDonald House program and is active in a number of civic and charitable causes in Fort Worth.

In his off time he enjoys going to his farm on the Brazos River to relax and commune with nature. He and his wife, Amy, have four sons who live in Japan, Colorado, California, and Austin.