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My wife and I expect to retire in Texas soon-ish, and are planning a road trip at the end of April to the Amarillo area from the PNW. We'd like to roam the countryside a bit to see what appeals to us, and hopefully meet a few realtors with the goal of finding someone experienced with rural listings we can work with while we're there, and long distance after we leave, until we find that perfect bit of dirt to retire on. Our time is limited on this trip, (a week), so the Amarillo/Lubbock/Wichita Falls area is where we'd like to focus. If anyone here could recommend a realtor or two in that area that have experience helping folks find their retirement nest, it is greatly appreciated and we thank you in advance.

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