Clint Dixon began his career in the early 2000s in the real estate industry, focusing on land acquisitions. Following the Great Recession, he founded Longleaf Realty, specializing in bank-owned properties. He later transitioned to roles in real estate, construction, and site selection, culminating in his current position as Acquisition Manager for Chafin Homes. Dixon's professional background includes significant experience in managing institutional risk and real estate acquisitions.

Clint Dixon positions himself as a staunch defender of traditional values, emphasizing freedom and parental rights. He has shown a willingness to align with opposing factions on certain issues, such as his support for banning gender-affirming care for youth while allowing puberty blockers, revealing a nuanced approach to contentious social issues. His legislative efforts to defund libraries affiliated with the American Library Association indicate a targeted strategy against specific cultural institutions.