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As a seasoned and successful agent, Brittany Jones possesses a thorough understanding of all aspects of real estate, from marketing and lead generation to working effectively with clients through closing and beyond. Jones grew up in Cresson, located between Stephenville and Fort Worth. She was raised in a dairy, farming, ranching, and rodeo family. Her upbringing instilled in Brittany a strong work ethic, respect for land and animals, and a can-do spirit. Jones is a graduate of Weatherford College, where she earned an associate degree and is a graduate of Tarleton State University in Stephenville, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing. “After college, I decided to follow my dream of helping others by working in the home healthcare industry,” says Jones. “This is where I learned how to build and nurture great relationships.” With Brittany’s help, the company experienced growth and expansion throughout Texas. Jones’ personal experience buying and selling several investment properties, residential lots, land and homes led her to pursue her real estate license. She takes great pride in being a real estate professional who is hard-working, honest and a strong communicator. In 2020, Brittany joined the Ebby Halliday Companies as an agent with the Williams Trew brand. In 2023, she earned her Broker’s License and in early 2024. Jones believes strongly in protecting private property rights, promoting homeownership and supporting the vitality of the real estate industry. She is an active member of the Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee and a President's Circle member of the National Association of Realtors Political Action Committee. Brittany resides in Lipan, Texas, with her husband Sye Jones, a former professional bull rider and current team roper. She competes in professional rodeos, AQHA shows and barrel races. The couple has a strong love for animals, they have a long list of them including performance horses, bottle-raised bulls and heifers, a miniature horse, Jack Russell Terriers, a Belgian Malinois, and a Frenchie named Milton.