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About XIT Real Estate
I am Lindi Causey, owner, and broker of XIT Real Estate. I have the experience and passion for helping you with your Dalhart, TX, real estate needs. I know and love this area. I was raised in Dalhart and graduated from high school there before going to WT to get my bachelor’s in Agricultural Media & Communications. I also received my real estate license from Amarillo College and then returned to Dalhart after graduation in 2011 to start my career in real estate.
My philosophy is that the client should always come first, and the commission is second. I genuinely want you to be happy with your experience, whether buying, selling, or looking for a Dalhart, TX, rental. Real estate can be very stressful, and we work hard to eliminate our clients’ stress.
When you work with XIT Real Estate, we take care of the hard work, and we help you find the properties that will be right for you and your family. XIT Real Estate is the premier destination for those looking to purchase, list, or rent their properties in Dalhart, TX.
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108 Tennessee Blvd
Blvd Tennessee, Dalhart, Texas 79022
A Brief History of the XIT Ranch
XIT Ranch has a colorful and interesting history. During the 1880s, it was the largest ranch in the world, which also happened to be entirely fenced. It incorporated 1,500 miles of fencing around the perimeter of the massive ranch. XIT, which started its operations as a ranch in 1885, was so large that it stretched across many counties including Baily, Castro, Cochran, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Hartley, Hockley, Lamb, Oldham, and Parmer.
There is a myth that the name XIT actually stood for Ten in Texas, as it was covered parts of the ten aforementioned counties. However, there is another legend as to how they came up with the name for the ranch. As with many ranches of the day, they needed to have a brand made to help reduce the problems with cattle rustling. Using XIT as the brand was difficult for rustlers to reproduce, so that is quite likely the reason it is called the XIT Ranch. Whichever version might be true, both are certainly interesting.