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There are more ways to sell a home than by lowering the price! You also do not need to spend a ton of money remodeling either. Our broker John Caussey uses these 5 C's to help our clients sell faster and with more money in their pocket! 

1. Curb Appeal is everything

    You might not believe in love at first sight, but a prospective buyer sure does.  That pile of limbs that fell during the last storm or the pretty Christmas lights still hanging can get in the way of making a great first impression. That is why it is important to make sure that the yard is clear and maintained.  Also, you do not have to posses a green thumb to plant a few flowers in a bed or pots to stand out. 

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History comes to life near Wichita Falls homes. Come visit the Museum of North Texas History, located at 720 Indiana Avenue in downtown Wichita Falls real estate. The museum opened in 2001 and has been educating area residents on their fascinating history ever since. Start our tour by learning about the Native American tribes who first lived in the area. Wichita Falls takes its name from a Choctaw word. The museum has a diverse collection of pottery, arrowheads, and other tools. There is also a scale replica of a teepee. See historically-accurate reproductions of clothing and weapons, too.

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For more than 40 years, one Denton property has been the place to go for amazing local theatre productions. Denton Community Theatre was established in 1969, and it has been a huge force in the community for the arts. There are so many ways to get involved in theatre at this Denton real estate location. The Method & Madness Festival is a competition for new playwrights to submit their work. The winning plays are performed at the group’s Black Box Theater.

Denton Real Estate Volunteers Make Productions Possible

Actors and actresses from Denton are welcome to audition for DCT’s productions. Each February, directors may...

Animals are everywhere near Pilot Point homes at Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch. This non-profit organization focuses on combining education and fun. Lovers of wildlife will surely become enamoured with this park. A vast variety of critters are quite content to show off their talents. Two colorful Macaws call out greetings next to Capuchin Monkeys who are just hanging around. Emus, donkeys, draft horses and sloths are all represented. Several endangered animals also live on this piece of Pilot Point real estate including a Syrian Brown Bear, Binturongs, a Dumeril’s Boa and four different species of lemurs.

Open public days occur each Saturday and...