As former field editor for the Texas Farm Bureau for 15 years, I’ve seen miles and miles of Texas, and I am convinced that Pecan Plantation is one of the most desirable areas anyone could call home. That’s why I was so excited in 2013 to return to my real estate roots. I worked with my father in his Cleburne real estate office in the 1970s. In 2009, I became a broker and now help local sellers and
prospective buyers with their real estate needs. I do not have a large office or staff that depends upon a high volume of sales in order to pay the bills. Assisting sellers in getting fair market value for their homes is more important to me than a quick sale. I never want my sellers to feel as if they are just a number among many listings, but rather valued clients deserving of my attention. My goal is to provide a superior level of service and expertise to each and every person I represent. I enjoy working with the homeowner to help get a property ready to list. Today’s seller has many options for improving the appearance of a home. Money spent on simple landscaping, for example, can really add value and enhance the curb appeal of your home. For an older home, a fresh coat of paint and, perhaps, new cabinet k***s or light fixtures can achieve a more modern look. The spring selling season is approaching. I am reaching out to some homeowners who may have hesitated to put their houses on the market because of suppressed prices. Pecan’s real estate market has become increasingly attractive to people who want to relocate to, or remain in, the area, but have concerns about buying properties adjoining Lake Granbury. The time may be right for you to consider putting your property up for sale. If you are interested in making a move inside or outside Pecan Plantation, I would welcome the opportunity to show you any MLS property of interest or work closely with you to help you find a home or property that meets your specific needs and wants.
