Showing posts with label Missouri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Missouri. Show all posts
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Transformation Jefferson City
There is a sales tax vote coming up. While I was thinking about it, something came to mind. Here's the story.
At Christmas, my family flew from Columbia, MO to Tampa, FL. It was our Christmas present to each of us. We arranged airline tickets and flew from Columbia Regional Airport to Memphis to Tampa. It was such a great trip. It took 20 minutes to drive to the airport. We parked free. Had easy connections coming and going. Upon our return landing in Columbia, we only had another 20 minutes to get home. It worked just like clockwork.
With the transformation of Jefferson City, wouldn't we attract more people? With more population, wouldn't that assure us Jefferson City would be able to continue to support air traffic in and out of our beautiful city? The Capitol City should really be an accessible town.
At Christmas, my family flew from Columbia, MO to Tampa, FL. It was our Christmas present to each of us. We arranged airline tickets and flew from Columbia Regional Airport to Memphis to Tampa. It was such a great trip. It took 20 minutes to drive to the airport. We parked free. Had easy connections coming and going. Upon our return landing in Columbia, we only had another 20 minutes to get home. It worked just like clockwork.
With the transformation of Jefferson City, wouldn't we attract more people? With more population, wouldn't that assure us Jefferson City would be able to continue to support air traffic in and out of our beautiful city? The Capitol City should really be an accessible town.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Introduction
The Home Team
RE/MAX Jefferson City
2316 St Marys Blvd-Suite 200
Jefferson City, MO 65109
Greetings,
I look forward to meeting with you. The following is a little history about me.
When I was studying in school, I had one teacher who made a difference for me.
That was Mr. Schaul, my math teacher. I was sitting in the front row and he was
explaining algebra. Of course I wasn’t focused on the subject, but he called on me.
He got my attention! He asked me questions. Showed me how to work the problem.
And by golly, the light bulb turned on. I got it! So thank you Mr. Schaul. I am
forever grateful.
I don’t know if this is why I love teaching. But I do love watching people learn the
process of buying and selling real estate. When the light comes on, I feel happy.
I feel good.
When we get together, don’t feel shy about asking questions. The more you know,
the more you will enjoy your real estate experience.
Until we meet,
RE/MAX Jefferson City
2316 St Marys Blvd-Suite 200
Jefferson City, MO 65109
Greetings,
I look forward to meeting with you. The following is a little history about me.
When I was studying in school, I had one teacher who made a difference for me.
That was Mr. Schaul, my math teacher. I was sitting in the front row and he was
explaining algebra. Of course I wasn’t focused on the subject, but he called on me.
He got my attention! He asked me questions. Showed me how to work the problem.
And by golly, the light bulb turned on. I got it! So thank you Mr. Schaul. I am
forever grateful.
I don’t know if this is why I love teaching. But I do love watching people learn the
process of buying and selling real estate. When the light comes on, I feel happy.
I feel good.
When we get together, don’t feel shy about asking questions. The more you know,
the more you will enjoy your real estate experience.
Until we meet,
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Friday, December 23, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
e-GRI course
What a great class with instructor, John Mayfield. I completely recommend it. It is so nice to HAVE to sit down and learn this stuff. Super accountability!
One of our assignments today is to promote the advantages of blogging. Here you go: you become the resource of information, you have a greater presence on the internet, people can find you!
Tally ho.....Julie
One of our assignments today is to promote the advantages of blogging. Here you go: you become the resource of information, you have a greater presence on the internet, people can find you!
Tally ho.....Julie
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
9006 Railroad, Jefferson City, MO 65101
What a beautiful home! This is a turn of the century home with gorgeous updates. The stained glass windows give it the final beautiful touch. Outside is like a park. Sit on the deck, admire the beautiful water features, gardens, and birds. It's paradise. $89,900!!!
Monday, January 31, 2011
Tax Tips
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Tax Tips for Homeowners Looking Ahead to 2010 Returns
From energy tax credits to vacation home deductions, check out these tax tips for homeowners looking ahead to 2010 returns. Read
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2708 Shagbark, Jefferson City, MO 65101
What a price reduction! The home located at 2708 Shagbark, J.C., MO 65101 is now reduced over $20,000. We started at appraisal price of around $147,500. Now we're at $122,500. Because the house was vacant and it got super cold, a water pipe broke. Didn't matter that the heat was on low and the water was turned off. ServPro is fixing all the damage. They used 40 fans to dry out the house. Now they are beginning to install drywall and paint. Depending on the weather, depends on when they can finish.
You can see why the seller is super movitated to sell the house. They are done worrying over it. Not to mention they are part owners with their son who died unexpectantly last year. What a grievous situation. Too much for an 81 yr. old dad and mom to deal with.
You can see why the seller is super movitated to sell the house. They are done worrying over it. Not to mention they are part owners with their son who died unexpectantly last year. What a grievous situation. Too much for an 81 yr. old dad and mom to deal with.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Roll out shelves in kitchen
This is what I need.
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(New!)
Pull-out Shelves: Gliding to a Hardworking Kitchen
Add pull-out shelves to your existing base kitchen cabinets and you’ll stay organized, frustration-free, and never lose an item in the back of a cabinet again. Read
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