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My Experience with the ERA Jail & Bail Fundraiser February is often associated with hearts, love, and caring for others — which makes it the perfect time to highlight a cause that truly reflects those values. Last year, I had the honor of participating in ERA Jail & Bail, a unique and light-hearted fundraising event
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The early months of the year are quieter in real estate, providing homeowners a valuable opportunity to reflect and plan without rush. Understanding the local market fosters confidence, allowing for thoughtful decisions regarding long-term goals and home fit. Awareness can often lead to smarter moves in real estate planning.
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February is a month dedicated to love, including love for your home. Supporting your lifestyle may involve updates or downsizing, a choice that reflects your current needs. The Sunny Side of Downsizing offers resources to empower homeowners in exploring options without pressure, helping them make informed, thoughtful decisions about their living situations.
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Before gourmet chocolates, Valentine’s Day featured pastel heart candies with messages like Be Mine and Love You. Though not a favorite treat, their presence in lunchboxes and classrooms fostered connections among friends. These simple traditions remind us that love can be quiet yet meaningful, creating a sense of warmth and affection.
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In the 1960s, Valentine’s Day celebrations began at school with students creating decorated mailboxes for card exchanges. Each student received a card, emphasizing inclusion and kindness over romance. This approach fostered a sense of community and demonstrated that love is meaningful in its simplicity and sharing, reflecting the essence of Valentine’s Day.
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The Love Oak at Florida State University symbolizes enduring love and legacy, rooted in the contributions of James Pasco Love, who supported the institution’s community in the early 20th century. This Valentine’s Day, reflect on how lasting love shapes lives and communities, embodied in cherished memories, service, and family.
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Before Valentine’s Day became about reservations, it was a time for simple gestures in school, with decorated shoebox mailboxes and “Be My Valentine” cards exchanged among classmates. It highlighted a more inclusive, thoughtful approach to love, reminding us that small acts of kindness can create lasting connections in our communities.
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Vintage On 5th in Crystal River offers a charming and elegant dining experience perfect for date night. Known for its cozy atmosphere and attentive service, the restaurant features a diverse menu that includes seafood, steaks, and Southern specialties, along with an extensive wine selection. Reservations are recommended for weekends.
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Katch Twenty Two, a restaurant established in 2016 by Executive Chef Richard Wiggins, offers a heartfelt dining experience emphasizing locally sourced seafood and creative dishes. With its warm atmosphere and a view of the kitchen, it’s perfect for special occasions, showcasing Chef Richard’s passion for food and resilience following Hurricane Katrina.
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Blue Run of Dunnellon Park, a 32-acre public park in Florida, offers a serene environment along the Rainbow River. With walking trails, canoe access, and areas for bird-watching and photography, it’s a favorite for nature lovers. Open daily and free to visit, it highlights the importance of preserving natural beauty.
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February is Florida Hiking Trails Month, encouraging outdoor exploration. Challenge yourself to complete activities like hiking with friends, enjoying nature, and observing wildlife. Consider local options such as Crystal River Preserve State Park and Withlacoochee State Trail. Appreciate the outdoors by taking time to breathe, relax, and connect with nature.
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Community love in Pine Ridge transcends holidays, manifesting in simple actions like checking on neighbors, volunteering, and participating in local events. These heartfelt efforts foster connections and enhance community spirit. February highlights the importance of sharing love, reinforcing the bond among residents and promoting a sense of purpose and belonging.
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February teaches us that love is demonstrated through actions rather than words. In Pine Ridge, community members quietly support each other, be it through meals, gifts, or small acts of kindness. This mutual aid fosters connection, reminding individuals they are not alone, ultimately strengthening the community as a whole.
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Pine Ridge homes prioritize modern living, offering flexibility for hobbies, family visits, and outdoor activities that enhance well-being. Residents are encouraged to engage in local clubs and volunteer opportunities, fostering friendships and a sense of belonging. This supportive community promotes comfort and fulfillment at home and in life.
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February highlights that love often manifests in simple, everyday interactions rather than grand gestures. In Pine Ridge, residents enjoy a peaceful community where friendly conversations and connections flourish. Walking the neighborhood allows for moments of connection, fostering a sense of belonging in a world that can often feel disconnected.
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A Riverside Gem Blue Run of Dunnellon Park sits at the meeting of the Rainbow and Withlacoochee Rivers. It’s the go-to spot for launching a kayak or enjoying a short, peaceful walk along boardwalk trails. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Parking is limited—arrive early on weekends. Why Locals Love It It’s free, close by,
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For a unique February date night, consider the Crystal River Room Escape. In this interactive experience, you and your partner solve puzzles and riddles within 60 minutes, enhancing teamwork and connection. Established in 2016, it offers a fun, memorable outing, ideal for couples and various groups looking to share a thrilling adventure.
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Crystal River Mini Golf is an ideal February date night spot, offering a fun, relaxed atmosphere amidst beautiful scenery. Nestled in downtown Crystal River, the unique course features a natural creek, charming sculptures, and a replica water tower. It’s a simple and affordable way for couples of all ages to enjoy time together.
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Pine Ridge Monthly highlights community spirit through local stories and events. The February feature emphasizes the ERA Jail & Bail fundraiser, which raised over $38,000 for the Richard Dixon Memorial Foundation, aiding veterans and seniors with home repairs. The magazine encourages generosity, service, and neighborly support among residents.
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Publix buy one get one (BOGO) offers are tied to their weekly sale ad. So if your Publix switches to a new sale ad every Thursday (like my Florida store does), that’s the day you’ll see new BOGO deals arrive on the shelves. But if you live in an area where the weekly ad changes
January 2026 Pine Ridge Monthly
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Over the past year, many residents in Citrus County — including those in and around Pine Ridge — have noticed increased activity along portions of Norvell Bryant Highway and nearby corridors. This activity is connected to the Florida Turnpike extension, a long-term transportation project being developed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The Florida
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It’s frustrating. You cleaned, staged, waited… and your home still didn’t sell.Now what? The good news? There’s a solution. And it starts with understanding why it didn’t work the first time—and what you can do differently this time around. 🔍 1. Review the Marketing Strategy Were you truly visible to the right buyers? Or
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Fall in Florida may not come with snowstorms, but it’s still the perfect time to get your home prepped for cooler months—and the busy holiday season. Whether you’re planning to sell soon or just want to protect your investment, here’s a simple fall checklist every Pine Ridge homeowner should follow: 🍁 1. Check Your
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If you’re wondering why so many people are trading their city zip codes for Pine Ridge, you’re not alone. Out-of-state buyers—especially from places like New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California—are falling in love with the peaceful lifestyle and unbeatable value this unique Florida community offers. Here’s what they rave about (and why Pine
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If you’re thinking about downsizing or relocating before the holidays hit—now is the perfect time to act. Why? Because selling in early fall gives you the best of both worlds: active buyers, more flexible timelines, and a chance to be settled before the season gets busy. Here are a few key things to keep
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Pricing your home right from the start is one of the most important parts of a successful sale—and it’s where many sellers go wrong. Overprice it, and you risk sitting on the market too long. Underprice it, and you leave money on the table. Here are the 3 biggest pricing mistakes I see—and how
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You’ve spent a lifetime making your home your own—but when it’s time to sell, especially later in life, it’s not about how you live in it. It’s about how buyers see themselves living there. That’s where staging comes in—and no, it’s not about making your home look like a magazine. It’s about making it
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Whether you’re downsizing or just dreaming of a lighter lifestyle, decluttering can feel like a mountain to climb. But here’s the secret: You don’t have to do it all at once—and you don’t have to do it alone. These five simple, practical tips will help you get started and stay motivated: 1. 🧭 Start
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Island Vibes on the Water The Blue Gator Tiki Bar is a laid-back waterfront restaurant located at Angler’s Resort in Dunnellon. Known for fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and a festive atmosphere, it’s a local go-to spot. What’s on the Menu 💡 Jill’s Tip: Weekends often feature live music—get there early for the best tables. Why
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Comfort Food with a Sweet Finish The Front Porch Restaurant & Pie Shop has been a Dunnellon staple for years. Known for hearty comfort food and award-winning homemade pies, it’s a local treasure. What’s on the Menu 💡 Jill’s Tip: Order a pie to-go—perfect for family dinners or entertaining guests. Why Locals Love It It’s
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A Local Favorite on the Rainbow River Swampy’s Bar & Grille combines Cajun-inspired food with unbeatable riverfront views. Located on the Rainbow River in Dunnellon, it’s the perfect place to grab lunch, relax, and watch kayakers float by. What’s on the Menu 💡 Jill’s Tip: Go for an early dinner and grab a patio seat
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A Peaceful Stroll Beyond the wildlife exhibits, Homosassa Springs offers scenic boardwalks winding through cypress and oak hammocks. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: These trails are perfect for seniors or strollers—flat, shaded, and easy. Why Locals Love It It’s a relaxing, no-pressure way to enjoy Florida’s natural beauty at your own pace. 🌞 Jill’s
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Thrills on the River For high-energy fun, Captain Bob’s Airboat Tours in Inverness is unforgettable. These guided rides skim over shallow waters where regular boats can’t go. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Bring sunglasses and a strap for your hat—it’s windy out there. Why Locals Love It It combines thrills with wildlife viewing—a unique
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A Day in the Heart of Citrus County Downtown Inverness blends small-town charm with lakefront beauty. Courthouse Square is the centerpiece, filled with shops, cafés, and public art. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Sunset over Lake Henderson is not to be missed. Why Locals Love It It’s walkable, pet-friendly, and filled with character. Perfect
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Wide-Open Wilderness Goethe State Forest, just outside Citrus County, covers more than 50,000 acres. Its equestrian trails attract horse lovers, but hikers and birders also find it rewarding. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Morning rides offer cooler temps and better wildlife spotting. Why Locals Love It It’s peaceful, spacious, and less crowded than other
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A Local Beach Escape You don’t need to leave Citrus County for a great beach day. Fort Island Gulf Beach offers sandy shoreline, swimming, fishing, and sunsets. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Bring water shoes—the sand here mixes with shells. Why Locals Love It It’s small, quiet, and easy to access—perfect for a quick
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Paddle Through Paradise Crystal River is known worldwide for its springs and manatees—and the best way to see them is from the water. Kayak and paddleboard rentals are available year-round, and guided tours make it beginner-friendly. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Early mornings are calmer, with fewer boats and clearer views. Why Locals Love
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Step Into History The 1912 courthouse in Inverness has been beautifully restored and now houses the Citrus County Heritage Museum. It’s filled with exhibits on local history, culture, and community heritage. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Combine your museum visit with lunch or coffee at a nearby café. Why Locals Love It It’s free,
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Meet Florida’s Wildlife This park is famous for its underwater observatory where visitors can see manatees gliding in the springs. It’s also home to Florida panthers, black bears, bobcats, and countless bird species. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Arrive early—manatees are most active in the morning. Why Locals Love It It’s an educational and
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A Florida Classic Silver Springs is one of Florida’s oldest attractions, and the glass-bottom boat tours remain a must-do experience. Guides share stories of wildlife, springs, and even Hollywood history. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Morning tours have calmer water and better visibility. Why Locals Love It It combines nostalgia with natural beauty. Easy
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Explore One of Florida’s Best Trails Stretching 46 miles, the Withlacoochee State Trail is Florida’s longest paved rail-trail. It runs right through Citrus County and is ideal for biking, walking, skating, and even horseback riding in designated areas. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Start your ride in Inverness—it’s central and has nearby cafés for
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Discover a Natural Gem Rainbow Springs State Park is one of Florida’s crown jewels—a natural spring so clear and vibrant it feels like stepping into a tropical postcard. Located near Dunnellon, it’s perfect for swimming, tubing, kayaking, and exploring year-round. What to Do 💡 Jill’s Tip: Weekday mornings are quieter and more relaxing. Why Locals
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Art in the City Downtown Ocala hosts one of Florida’s premier art festivals each fall: the Fine Arts for Ocala (FAFO) Arts Festival. This two-day event showcases more than 150 artists. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Park early or use rideshare—downtown fills up quickly. Why Locals Love It The quality of the art is
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Step Back in Time Every December, the small town of Floral City shines during Heritage Days, a celebration of local history and holiday spirit. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Bring a camera—the candlelit streets are stunning. Why Locals Love It It’s a blend of history, tradition, and holiday magic. Families love the nostalgic setting
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A Coastal Celebration Each October, Cedar Key transforms into a bustling hub for the annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival. Hosted by local non-profits, this two-day event highlights fresh Gulf seafood, arts and crafts vendors, and live music in a charming small-island setting. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Arrive early—parking on the island fills up
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A Classic Week of Fun The Citrus County Fair in Inverness is a week-long celebration of community and tradition. From midway rides and classic fair food to livestock shows and 4-H competitions, there’s something for every age. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Check the website for “discount days” to save on admission and ride
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Art in the Heart of Downtown Each November, downtown Inverness transforms into an open-air gallery for the Inverness Festival of the Arts. Centered around Courthouse Square, this juried show draws artists from across Florida and beyond. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Start with coffee downtown, then enjoy lunch at Liberty Park after browsing. Why
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We’re halfway through the year, and the Pine Ridge housing market is showing strong activity—especially from downsizers and out-of-state buyers looking for more space, better weather, and less stress. Here’s your quick mid-year snapshot of what’s happening locally: 📉 1. Inventory Is Still Below Average Fewer homes are on the market compared to pre-2020
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Celebrate Art by the Water November 8-9, 2025 Old Homosassa offers charm year-round, but each November it becomes the stage for one of the most anticipated festivals on Florida’s Nature Coast: the Homosassa Arts, Crafts & Seafood Festival. What to Expect 💡 Jill’s Tip: Arrive before noon for easier parking. Why Locals Love It Locals
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Downtown Comes Alive Saturday, November 1stNoon to 9:00 PM Only! Every November, downtown Crystal River comes alive with the Stone Crab Jam—a lively street festival where music and seafood meet under the stars. Hosted by the Kings Bay Rotary, this annual event features multiple live music stages, vendors, beer and wine tents, and plenty of
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The Florida Manatee Festival in Crystal River celebrates manatees every January with live music, arts and crafts, local food, and family activities. Attendees can enjoy activities like boat tours and swim-with-manatees experiences. The event runs on the third weekend of January, emphasizing early arrival and advance booking for popular tours.
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March 18, 2023 @ 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Parade, Bands, Food, Vendors and of course SHRIMP! A great time for all!The Rotary Club of Homosassa Springs Charitable Foundation, Inc. is hosting the 9th annual ShrimpaPalooza on Saturday, March 18, 2023. Many of our local merchants will be hosting their own activities that will complement the
Whether you’re a longtime Pine Ridge resident or just settling into Citrus County, summer is a beautiful time to enjoy all the Nature Coast has to offer. From cool springs to community festivals, there’s something for everyone—and it’s all just a short drive from your front door. Here are 5 of my favorite things
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Thinking of selling your home and worried you’ll regret it? Here’s how to cope. Selling your house can be scary: It’s been your home, where you’ve lived and made memories. Chances are good it’s your most important asset and your biggest investment so far. Wrestling with the emotional heft of putting your home on the market
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Downsizing is about more than just moving—it’s about simplifying your lifestyle and creating space for what truly matters. Whether you’re retiring, relocating, or just craving less upkeep, asking the right questions upfront can make all the difference. Here are 5 essential questions to guide your downsizing journey: 1. 🏡 Why Do I Want to
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Sure, you can consider market conditions. But when to buy a house is really all about you. Timing determines so much when you’re buying a house. Although the best time to buy a house is when you’re ready both financially and emotionally, other factors can help you decide when to buy a house. By timing your
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Thinking about selling your home in Pine Ridge but wondering if summer is the right time? You’re not alone—but the answer might surprise you. Summer offers unique advantages that can help you get top dollar for your home (and possibly sell faster!). Here’s why summer is sizzling for home sellers in Citrus County: 🌞 1.
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Real estate transactions can be both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you’re selling your home or buying a new one, the process comes with potential challenges. However, with the right preparation, you can avoid common pitfalls and make the experience smoother. Here are a few key mistakes to watch out for: For Sellers: Avoid Overpricing Your
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One of the most common questions I hear is, “What’s the market like?” Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, understanding the local real estate market can help you make smarter decisions and maximize your success. Real estate markets fluctuate based on supply and demand, mortgage rates, and economic conditions. Here’s what you need to
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April 29 to April 30, 2023 @ 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM We are pleased to present CCBA’s 28th Annual Fishing Tournament hosted by MacRae’s of Homosassa. Scheduled for April 29th & 30th, 2023. Captain’s Meeting to be held on Friday, April 28th at MacRae’s of Homosassa at 6pm. This event is CAPPED at 200 entries
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March 13, 2023 @ 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM The Rotary Club of Crystal River’s BEAST FEAST is a fun-filled night benefitting many charitable organizations in Citrus County. This year’s Beast Feast is being held at beautiful Crumps’ Landing on the Homosassa River. The night will include all you can eat “beasts” like: Hawaiian Whole Hog, Smoked Jerk
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Market at the Depot, 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month. Rain or shine we’ve got you covered under the pavilion. Here you will find something for everyone. Fresh produce, beef, seafood, jams & jellies, local honey, desserts, peanuts and much more! Crafting happiness for all, several booths will be set up of handcrafted artisanal
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival will be Saturday, March 18, in Historic Downtown Inverness. Enjoy the parade, compete in the Fairy & Leprechaun Costume contest, shop the local businesses and check out the happenings at the restaurants.
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The rich and fertile spring-fed soil of Citrus County is known for producing remarkably delicious fruit. Every year, The Floral City Strawberry Festival celebrates its tasty namesake with a full weekend of fun that has been a local tradition for generations. The Beer & Wine Garden by the main stage will offer multiple selections of
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Citrus Vettes & Camaros Car Club presents the Friday Night Classics & Muscle cars Cruise-In, Historic Downtown Inverness on the Third Friday of each month. From 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm. Entertainment varies monthly. The roads will close at 3:00 pm and the car club will park cars starting at 3:30 pm. All cars must
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There’s so much speculation in the market right now. Lots of speculation, but when it comes to real estate, inventory will be the market indicator. The bad news is that listings are at record lows. This is for a variety of reasons: low rates, the changing definition of “home,” and perhaps the desire to own
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Why would someone write an article on buying versus renting a home? What’s in it for the author of the article? Why would you read one? What is it you want to hear? Do you just want confirmation and justification for what you already believe and want to do? Or, are you looking to be
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Who you choose to represent you when you buy or sell your home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make during your move. Your real estate agent can make the process easy, quick, and painless – or long, expensive, and painful. Here are 5 adjectives you should for in your real estate agent if
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Whether you’re looking to purchase a new home or put your current home on the market, choosing a real estate agent is a big decision. Your agent is the person that’s going to walk you through the process of buying or selling your home, beginning to end. They’re the person who you’ll need to trust
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Picture this… There’s an inexperienced real estate agent in your town. He hasn’t sold any homes yet. He wants to drum up some business. So, he climbs up onto your roof and paints what he estimates to be the value of your home. He feels like this could be a win-win: YOU get to know
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Let’s change the meaning of YOLO from “you only live once” to “you only list once”. When you decide to list your house for sale, list it like it is the first, last, and only time you are going to. Because, if you list it more than once…it’s going to hurt you. Selling your home
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As a homeowner, the selling process can be an overwhelming experience – especially for first timers. Since they’ve never been through the experience of selling a home, many homeowners feel a bit lost as to what they need to do before they can pass their keys over to the next owners. But not to worry!
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When you’re buying your first home, there’s so many things to consider: you need to secure a home loan, find a realtor, decide on an area… the process can be a bit overwhelming. And as someone new to the home purchasing process, it can be challenging to know exactly what to look for in a
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When you go to sell your house, there’s a good chance you’re not going to agree with what a real estate agent suggests for a list price. It’s one of the most common issues real estate agents deal with, and help homeowners understand. Problem is… many homeowners don’t necessarily see it as agents trying to
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Falling in love is exhilarating. It can also be a bit scary, especially when a home has captured your heart. What if something goes wrong and you end up not spending the rest of your life with this stack of brick and mortar you’re lusting after? No matter how careful you are, some deal killers
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Should you buy a home in your 20s? Good question. There’s no single, sure-fire answer to it. Okay, there is…if you consider “it depends” to be a solid answer. You can search the Internet and find as many reasons to buy a house in your 20s, as you can find to not buy a house
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Chances are, if you’re looking for a new home, you’re ready for a change of scenery. And while that might mean just a new property or a new neighborhood, for many potential homebuyers, that often means a new city. And if you’re considering buying property in a city other than the one where you currently
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If you consider buying a new construction home, there’s a good chance you’ll question whether or not you even need to use a real estate agent. You might even wonder if there’s an advantage to not using a real estate agent…perhaps thinking you can get a lower price, or more upgrades thrown in, if the
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When you make a move, you want to sell your house for the highest price possible. That might be why many homeowners are eager to list in today’s sellers’ market. After all, with record-low inventory and high buyer demand, many homes are selling for more than asking price. Data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) shows 46% of homes are selling above list
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Many analysts projected home price appreciation would slow dramatically in the fall of 2021 and then continue to soften throughout 2022. So far, that hasn’t happened. The major price indices are all revealing ongoing double-digit price appreciation. Here’s a look at their reports on year-over-year price appreciation for December: Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA): 17.6% S&P Case-Shiller:
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