About Me

Debbie Durkee, ALC, CRS, joined National Land Realty in October 2021. She is a licensed real estate broker in Oklahoma and in Kansas.

• First licensed in 1994 and a full-time REALTOR since 2005, Debbie has the knowledge, experience, and tools to help you with your real estate needs, whether you are buying or selling a ranch, hunting land, or a building lot in a suburban subdivision. Transitional land in the path of development, horse properties, and country estates are Debbie's specialty.
• In addition to selling teardowns and houses in midtown Tulsa and its surrounding communities, Debbie has extensive experience working with lenders on behalf of financially challenged homeowners doing short sales.
• As an Independent Landman, Debbie has been a member of the AAPL (American Association of Professional Landmen) since 2006. She is passionate about re-uniting severed mineral rights with the surface rights (i.e., "putting the cake back under the icing").

Call or text Debbie today at 918-416-7609.

MORE ABOUT DEBBIE DURKEE, ALC, CRS

Debbie has received many real estate designations and certifications, including:

• Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) and member of the REALTORS Land Institute
• Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) and member of the Residential Real Estate Council. Awarded “CRS of the Year” in Oklahoma for 2014.
• Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE)
• Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist (CPRES)
• Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES)
• Certified New Home Specialist (CNHS)
• Certified Home Marketing Specialist (CHMS)
• Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) and member of the Real Estate Buyer Agency Council (REBAC)
• Green (the National Association of REALTORS Green designation)
• Graduate REALTOR Institute (GRI)
• Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource Certification (SFR)
• Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE)
• e-PRO (National Association of REALTORS internet specialist designation)
• At Home With Diversity (AHWD)
• Independent Landman American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL) since 2006.

Prior to joining the real estate industry Debbie:

• directed religious education and was a youth minister at St. Anne Catholic Church, in Broken Arrow, OK
• taught French at Madison Middle School in Bartlesville, OK
• was an immigration paralegal at R. Mark Solano, PLLC
• assisted French-speaking travel agents at the Subscriber Hardware Help Desk at Sabre, in Tulsa, OK
• worked as an Executive Secretary at Henson-Williams Realty (a commercial real estate developer)
• headed up the Hardesty South Regional Library in Tulsa, OK
• was a Certified Records Manager (CRM) and supervisor of the libraries and records in the law department at Gulf Oil Corporation in Pittsburgh, PA.
• was an Acquisitions Librarian at Albany Law School in Albany, NY

For more about Debbie’s education and career, see her profile on LinkedIn.

Debbie is married to John and together they live in the Brookside neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma. In her spare time, she enjoys riding her bike to the nearby Gathering Place, reading, cooking, baking, gardening, singing, and teaching in the Level III Catechesis of the Good Shepherd atrium at her church. She also volunteers at Ascension St. John Medical Center in Tulsa, helping the chaplains by visiting patients to provide pastoral care as needed and to sit with imminently dying patients who have no family or friends. She volunteers as an urban forester at Up With Trees, helping to identify and assess trees along highways in downtown and midtown Tulsa and helping to take care of Tulsa's canopy.

Debbie lived many years on a farm in Claremore, OK where she rode her horses and enjoyed a country lifestyle within commuting distance of Tulsa, OK.
As a kid, Debbie grew up in Brewster, NY, near New York City, where Debbie's father exported oilfield equipment for his Tulsa clients. In Brewster, Debbie was privileged to ride field hunters at Duhallow Stable and to hunt with Goldens Bridge Hounds. When she moved to Tulsa in 1984 she did hunter-jumper at Landmark Farm in Bixby and dressage at Woodridge Farm in Claremore. Now Debbie is an armchair rider and a bird watcher.