Not every conversation about your house is about selling it.
Golden Hour Moves is a real estate planning practice for Austin families facing the big questions — should Mom stay or downsize, what's the house actually worth, what happens if a move is coming in six months or three years. You don't need to be ready to sell to have this conversation.

Clarity over Pressure
Most real estate sites assume you already know what you want to do. Search homes. List your house. Buy now. But the real question is usually further back than that: is it time? Is it too soon? What communities have the level of care needed? That's the conversation Golden Hour Moves is built for.

Guiding Your Family Through Transition
You're helping a parent think through whether to stay in their home or move somewhere smaller. You're trying to understand what a house is actually worth before your family makes a decision. You inherited a property and aren't sure whether to sell, rent, or keep it. Or you're a homeowner or investor who wants an honest, no-pressure look at your options — this year or a few years out. Wherever you're starting, this is the place.
Planning Services
Sellers
Sometimes the right decision is to sell. Sometimes it's to wait. Get a clear, honest strategy either way.
Buyers
Buying in Austin — with someone who'll tell you the truth about the house, not just the highlights.
Investors
Real estate investment strategy from someone who's actually done it — 1031 exchanges, portfolio decisions, and long-term growth.
Erika Conway
This work is personal to me. I helped my own mother navigate the same questions so many of my clients are facing now — whether to stay in her home or downsize, what to do with a house full of decades of memories, and eventually, assisted living and memory care. I know what it feels like to sit at that kitchen table trying to figure out the right next step, because I've been the daughter doing exactly that. That experience is why I became a Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES®) and Real Estate Planner, and why my Keller Williams practice is built around planning first, never pressure. I also bring a background in marketing, business development, and years as a real estate investor and landlord — but the reason I do this work at all is simple: I've lived it.

