Real Estate Agent Weathers Economic Crisis Through Commitment to Clients

Online, November 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Corinth, Texas - Since the housing market crashed at the beginning of the recession, many people have been concerned about the viability of purchasing or selling homes. This has made it a trying time for both homebuyers and their would-be real estate agents. Despite all this, real estate agent Jim Henderson has managed to impress clients with his local expertise and extensive experience, helping them navigate these difficult times.

"It's been rough out there," said Henderson, "but that's all the more reason to get a qualified real estate agent on your side."

Henderson has been living and selling homes in the North Texas area for years, and it is this which gives him his unique insight into the local real estate market there. He believes this, coupled with a strong desire to provide real service to his clients, has allowed him to not only survive but thrive even in the current market.

"It's never been just about making sales," said Henderson. "I want to use my knowledge of the area for the benefit of my clients, and it's this that has allowed me to keep providing them with value in spite of the economic times."

As part of his effort to help and educate homebuyers and sellers, he has set up a website at dentoncountyliving.com. There, visitors can find out more about the North Texas area by viewing community and school reports and even local coupons. He also offers real estate tips and a home value calculator.

"My goal in everything I do is to make the real estate experience as positive as possible for my clients," said Henderson. "With that in mind, I've put up a lot of information on my website and made it as easy as possible to get in touch with me."

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Jim Henderson is a real estate agent based out of Corinth, Texas. He believes his extensive local knowledge coupled with a commitment to provide valuable service to his clients has allowed him to continue finding success even in the recent troubled economic times. Interested individuals can learn more by visiting his website at dentoncountyliving.com or by emailing him directly at jim@dentoncountyliving.com.