ABOUT ME - Debra Hoffman

Debra Hoffman, broker / owner,  moved to the Richmond, VA,  area as a small child and currently is a resident of Goochland County.  She is well known as an exceptional realtor, horse woman, and fire & rescue volunteer.  She has been actively working in real estate in the Richmond area for over 20 years.  Her experience, knowledge of the Richmond real estate market, and expertise in negotiation are valuable assets to her clients, who return to Debra again and again for all of their real estate needs.

Debra co-owned Cedar Creek Realty in Goochland County for 10 years.  In 2006, Debra established Venture Real Estate, LLC, to better serve her clients and is actively working as the broker / owner of the company.

Prior to her career in real estate, Debra was a Horse Trainer at the Hunter Shows and owned the AHSA working hunter, Mind Games, one of the top show hunters for several years. 

During her real estate career, Debra has also bought and sold several thoroughbred racing yearlings through the Kentucky Yearling Sales at Keeneland and Fasig-Tipton Sales.  One of her yearlings, Son of a Pistol, co-owned with Nellie Cox, won just under $1 million as a thoroughbred racing sprinter.

Other Interests / Activities Currently serving on the Board for the Richmond Bridge Center, Debra enjoys participation in bridge tournaments. Debra owns two Pembroke Welsh Corgis and is currently serving on the Board for Central Virginia Agility Club, whose mission is to promote the sport of dog agility in Central Virginia.  She and her dogs enjoy competing in the dog agility trials. Debra has been an active member of the Goochland County Volunteer Fire and Rescue squad for approximately 15 years. Served for several years on the Board for the Goochland Chamber of Commerce and was the Vice President for two years.	Debra's dog "Rock Handsome," who was adopted from The Goochland pound, loves competing in dog agility trials
Debra, at age 16, riding "3rd of August" in competition	Debra formerly owned "Mind Games"
One of Debra's yearlings, Son of a Pistol, won just under $1 million as a thoroughbred racing sprinter.