Kara was born and raised in Houston, Texas where she was a licensed Realtor for 20 years. Kara sold her home in Texas in 2021 and purchased a poultry farm and event venue in the quaint town of Brookhaven. She currently resides in Mississippi with her dogs, goats, chickens and cows at Homestead Whittington Farm and sells Poultry farms all over the state of MS. Kara also enjoys purchasing investment properties to rehab.
IF YOU ARE IN The Market For A Turn-Key, Income Producing Property Then You'll Want TO Check OUT The Stephensville Mini Mart And RV Park IN Sunflower County, MS. Located just six miles north of Indianola, with frontage on MS 448, this unique 10 acre property offers a rare combination of income...
10 Acres : $535,000Indianola : Sunflower Co : MS
SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate
Welcome to The Tallahatchie 280. This property is surrounded by one of the largest continuous 2,000-Acre blocks of woods in Tallahatchie County, MS. A tupelo gum and cypress brake snakes through the center of 280 acres of mixed timber, providing a unique setting for the avid hunter. This area in...
280 Acres : $1,064,000Tallahatchie Co : Mississippi
SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate
Situated on the outskirts of Cleveland, MS sits a 22 acre property offering loads of potential. The Bolivar County acreage presents a unique blend of investment and development opportunities. Currently, the land is in agricultural production but could be developed for residential or commercial...
22 Acres : $150,000Cleveland : Bolivar County : MS
SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate
Welcome TO The Wayne 40. Looking For A Small Hunting Tract IN The Heart OF The Desoto National Forest With Flat Terrain, Cutover, And Ready TO Replant IN Trees For AN Investment This 40 acre Wayne County, MS property is accessed through the national forest along an old logging road as there is no...
40 Acres : $60,000Waynesboro : Wayne County : MS
SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate
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