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FT Hood What a great place to live!

By Andrea Curtis United Country Premier Properties Certified Military Relocation Professional

Real Estate Broker/Owner with United CountryPremier Properties TX LIC REALTOR(R) 376227

July 08, 2010 04:15 PM

I can't help it. I love this part of Texas. I grew up in Killeen, TX and fell asleep with the sounds of Howitzers firing. Nothing like having your house shake. LOL Ii loved this area so much that after my husband got out of the Army and changed jobs in Texas we moved back. It has been a wonderful ride. I feel this is the best area to be a Realtor. The world comes to me. I get to meet great people every day from different part of our country and the world. The best part of all is I get to introduce them to my part of the country. Some of my funniest stories are where clients tell me "I surprised my friends when I cut throught town to get ____, I told them my Realtor showed me this short cut" or "I told my first sgt really my Realtor is good, she told me I needed to have enough money left over to eat pizza and have a good time too" We are an hour from Austin and Waco. Just a few hours more hours to Dallas, San Antonio and Houston. My advise to all my clients is get out and and start driving. This is a great place to live and a great place to raise your family. Maybe that is why so many military folks retire here. Remember to come by and see me if your in town. Have a great weekend.

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