Hi everyone! My name is Elizabeth Healey-Hammack and I have been a resident of
Las Vegas Nevada since 1987. Wow3;is that 21 years?  Well, I don´t look that old. 
Anyway, I grew up in Twentynine Palms, California.  This is a town you only go to if the
15 or 215 is shut down on your way to Southern California, or if you are a Marine. 
I could not wait to get out of there when I was in High School and somehow
 talked my mom into letting me move to Las Vegas when I was 16 to enter into a program
 at UNLV for getting college credits while you were still in high school.  I had family here,
so she let me go.  The rest is history so they say.

After graduating from Eldorado High School with honors, I just worked and
partied too much because back then a dolled up girl could get into a club or a bar3..
but to any minors reading this, you can forget that now, there is always a big guy right
 at the door, those days are long gone.  I don´t condone underage partying, but I can say that
when I ended up pregnant at 21, I pretty much had that all out of my system.

I got my Nevada real estate license when I was pregnant hoping to make a better
life for my daughter and eventually that happened after several barback, bartending
and cocktail jobs, I finally became part of a very successful real estate team and started
my now 15 year real estate career.

After 11 years of being a single mom, I met a handsome Las Vegas City Firefighter
Paramedic via a real estate mailer I sent out in his neighborhood.  After selling his home,
we went to a 4 hour dinner at PF Changs with my daughter, and within 14 months we
were standing on the verandah overlooking the ocean at the Surf and Sand in Laguna Beach
California saying our vows.  In December of 2006 right after my daughters 14^th birthday,
we gave birth to a beautiful baby boy at the amazing St Rose Siena hospital in
Henderson, Nevada (another beautiful community surrounding Las Vegas).  As I am
writing this, my son is almost two and I go to bed every other night with a prayer that
my  husband comes home in the morning.

I have to tell you that aside from the typical stresses that come along with having a now
16 year old and a "terrible 2 year old" and a husband that risks his life and loves it, we have
 a pretty amazing life!  The Las Vegas economy always has a way of recovering quickly
and providing an abundance of jobs and opportunity.  There are so many events always
going on as well as a park on practically every corner.  You can go to the grocery
store at midnight or 3 am for that matter, and you can get food anytime as well. 
We are very spoiled here with the convenience and the quality of our service that is
unmatched anywhere else!

So thank you for taking the time to learn more about "the other side of sin city" and I hope
to   see you sharing in this amazing community atmosphere with your friends and family!

Have a Wonderful Day!

Elizabeth Healey-Hammack
702-604-1659, execdiv@gmail.com  www.Live-In-Las-Vegas-NV.com