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3.4 ACRE HOBBY FARM GENTRY ARKANSAS
Posted by June | Micky | Valerie on June 9th, 2010
CUTE COTTAGE STYLE HOME
This cute and cozy 3 bedroom is snuggled beneath large mature trees on partially wooded 3.4 acres. There is room for a horse or other livestock on this fenced acreage. Included with the home is a 3 car garage and a small shed for livestock. It is located 5 minutes from Gentry and about 10 minutes to Siloam Springs. It’s just a hop, skip and a jump from Dawn Hill Country Club and Golf Course.
Welcome Home!
Welcoming drive
3 Car garage
Secluded
A place for livestock
Storm Shelter
Living Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Dining Room
Master Bedroom
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EXIT Pro Realty’s Digital Marketing Strategy for Selling Homes in Northwest Arkansas
Posted by Kim Stewart on June 2nd, 2010
With more and more people taking to the Internet to search for a home first, one of the most important things we can do as Realtors is create an unmatched digital marketing strategy for your home sale. Take a look at what we do to set your property apart from the pack and get the best possible return on your home sale.
I’m Kim Stewart and I use EXIT E-listings and a Digital Marketing Strategy to boost exposure for my clients’ properties. Give me a call when you’re ready to get started selling yours.
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FORECLOSURE LIST
Posted by Larry Robison on May 23rd, 2010
Home for Sale 11 Eppington Bella Vista AR
HTTP://NWAFORECLOSURETOUR.COM Looking for a list of foreclosures and bank owned homes for sale in Northwest Arkansas. Just click on the link above
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BANK FORECLOSURES
Posted by Jana Robison on May 22nd, 2010
http://nwaforeclosuretour.com Want to see a list of the bank owned homes listed on the Multi list? Visit our Website specific to bank owned homes and call our office to schedule a showing today with one of our Exit Pro Agents today.
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Service For Life Newsletter
Posted by Michelle Osborn on March 3rd, 2010
Michelle Osborn…
Service For Life!
“Insider Tips For Healthy, Wealthy & Happy Living…”
Learn Almost Anything
Online For FREE
You don’t have to pay for a college degree program to learn over the internet. Whether you want to fix a leaky faucet, speak Chinese, or listen to a lecture on world history, there’s plenty of educational material available for free. Here are some good places to start (and some you might not have thought of):
- YouTube. It’s not just for funny videos any more. You can find tutorials on sports and home improvement as well as how to do the moonwalk! YouTube also has an education channel where you can view content from universities and other institutions. Go to www.youtube.com/edu and click on a category from Business to Social Science.
- The History Channel. On their site at www.history.com you’ll find videos on such subjects as the Civil War, Great Inventions and Space Exploration. Check out the videos under “Topics” and “Great Speeches.”
- DiscoveryEducation.com. Go here for videos on math, science, social studies and more that you can use to help your kids with their homework.
- University of California-Berkeley. Go to webcast.berkeley.edu to download hundreds of video or audio courses and on-campus lectures.
- The BBC. Visit www.bbc.co.uk/languages to study everything from Italian to Chinese. Taking a trip? Learn essential phrases in 36 languages.
- AcademicEarth.org. Watch lectures on subjects from Computer Science to Mathematics and Law given by professors from universities such as Harvard, MIT and UCLA.
- OpenCulture.com. This site is a guide to thousands of hours of the latest educational content on the web. Readers will be especially interested in the section on free e-books you can read on your computer.
Are You Feeling Scrunched?
Maybe you just had a child and you need more space. Or have that nagging claustrophobic feeling. Or maybe you just need a positive change in your environment. Either way, I can help. My service programs can help you find the perfect home. It’s easier than you think. Just give me a call at 479-544-8236. My promise: there’s never any pressure or hassle – I’m here to help!
Protect Yourself: How Credit Card Changes Affect YOU
The new rules for credit card companies that mean more consumer protection went into effect on Feb. 22, 2010. Here’s what they mean for you:
Your credit card company has to tell you:
¨ When they’re increasing your rate or other fees, giving you 45 days notice. Also, they can’t raise the interest rate on an existing balance unless you’re more than 60 days late with a payment. And they can’t increase your rate for the first 12 months after you open an account (with some exceptions).
How long it will take to pay off your balance. It will say on your bill how long it will take if you only make minimum payments, and how much you’d need to pay each month to pay off your balance in three years.
Monitor your cards closely and follow these tips to protect yourself:
ü Pay on time. Companies are required to mail or deliver your bill at least 21 days (instead of 14) before your payment is due. Plan accordingly.
ü Stay below your credit limit. You will, however, be given the choice to “opt-in” to over-the-limit transactions. If you opt-in and go over your limit, your credit card company can impose only one fee per billing cycle.
ü Try to make more than the minimum payment. You’ll pay less interest in the long run.
ü Shop for the best deal. Don’t forget to check out local banks or credit unions when you’re looking for a card with the best rate.
ü Read your mail. They may give you 45 days notice on a rate change, but you won’t know if you don’t open the envelope if it looks like junk mail.
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10 Acres Highway 62 Lincoln, AR
Posted by June | Micky | Valerie on February 23rd, 2010
10 Commercial Acres with 300 foot highway frontage 
Great location across from the new high school. This property is level and fenced. As an added bonus there is a 1,672 square foot building.
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EXIT PRO REALTY EXPANDS TO BELLA VISTA
Posted by Jana Robison on February 21st, 2010
Bella Vista Branch Office
Exit Pro Realty is proud to announce the opening of our Bella Vista Branch. Our office is located on the South side of Bella Vista on the Frontage road across the highway from Lowes.
Bella Vista is a chic, sleek, hot and energized community designed especially for homebuyers who crave an urban lifestyle near shopping centers and freeways while still being just minutes away from the breath taking country side.
Home shoppers this community is one of the best in Northwest Arkansas. Country Clubs, golf courses, swimming pools, lakes, tennis, hiking trails and much more. With all this you need an agent who lives and knows Bella Vista.
Come by or call one of our specialist today to visit homes in eclectic Bella Vista neighborhoods! Whether you are looking for chic and modern home designs or the serenity of relaxation it can all be found in Bella Vista.
EXIT Pro Realty’s success and unprecidented growth is directly attributed to the unmatched agent training, attention to the needs of our clients, unique beneifts for our agents and fantastic technology! Call today 479-245-7777 or visit us at 13020 Frontage Rd.
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READY, SET, STAGE!
Posted by Jana Robison on February 16th, 2010
Are we headed for Broadway?
Not exactly but we are going to look into the art of staging your home.
With over 90% of home buyers searching online for a new home your home must make a great first impression. The first impression is a lasting impression! In a buyers market sellers compete with sellers. If buyers are not impressed what they see online they will move on to the next listing. Ready, Set, Stage! works with you and your Realtor to put your home on the “must see” list for today’s home buyers.
What is Home Staging?
Home Staging is the art of preparing your home to sell. It is not about decorating; Staging creates a lifestyle that buyers are looking for and helps them make an emotional connection to your home. In today’s competing market this is essential.
Why should I Stage my home?
BEFORE
When you make the decision to sell your home it becomes a product. Staging sets your home apart from competing homes on the market. Today’s buyers are looking for “move-in” ready homes. Staging is a marketing tool. When added to your Realtors marketing at plan you have homes that sells faster and for more of the asking price!
AFTER
Contact
Donna Schoby
479-236-6784
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Exit Pro Realty is “Rarified”
Posted by Larry Robison on February 9th, 2010
Rarified
Okay so I admit, I had to look up the meaning of the word “RARIFIED”. So what does it mean.
2. [a] of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style ; “an exalted ideal”; “argue in terms of high-flown ideals”- Oliver Franks; “a noble and lofty concept”.
3. [a] reserved for an elite group .
Now that I know the definition, I feel better about the statement that was made about Exit Pro Realty. After a meeting a couple of weeks ago, there was a reference that Exit Pro Realty was rarified. In this reference I now understand that this person was paying Exit Pro Realty a huge compliment. Once a person hangs around Exit Pro Realty a little while they start picking up on the idea of being positive and understanding the lofty concepts of success that we at Exit Pro Realty aspire to accomplish. Here is the challenge for agents at other real estate companies that might be considering make a change. Are you a potentially rarifed real estate agent. Are you looking for an opportunity to be a part of real estate company that holds agents to a high moral standard, who has new and relative ideas flowing up and down the halls. If so, please consider giving Mel Reed a call (479-636-7777).
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BELLA VISTA: DID YOU KNOW…..
Posted by Larry Robison on February 6th, 2010
BELLA VISTA: WHO KNEW…….
They don’t force you to play golf here, but you might want to buy some clubs just in case
By BRET SCHULTE
Posted: September 18, 2008
Shirley Borhauer is no Ponce de León, but the retired school nurse from Chicago seems to be the one who discovered the Fountain of Youth. On a hot August day, she’s wearing a charismatic smile and a black swimsuit, ready for a dive into one of three swimming pool complexes in Bella Vista, Ark. She’s here at least every other day—when she’s not on one of the town’s seven 18-hole golf courses or three walking trails. Then again, she could also be on the eight tennis courts, or fishing and boating on the eight stocked lakes, or exercising in the two recreation centers.
Borhauer, 81, thinks living in this idyllic village set among the trees and bluffs of the Ozark Mountains has “added 10 years to our lives.” In Bella Vista, it’s not uncommon to see a 75-year-old working out with a tennis pro or to hear that your 90-year-old neighbor just bought a new set of golf clubs. Enter the Branchwood recreation center, and you see a bulletin board overloaded with fliers for activities and clubs. Enroll in dance classes. Join the Ozark Hill Hikers, the Bella Vista Men’s Chorus, or the Cycle Riders. Competitive senior softball teams tour the region, and swimmers race in the Senior Olympics. For a slower pace, you can join bowling leagues, book clubs, bridge clubs, and bingo nights.
Enjoying Arkansas’s mild winters, recreational offerings, and reasonable cost of living. A low property owners’ fee helps pay for all the golf courses and other facilities and gives the residents low-cost and nearly exclusive access (guests are welcome but pay quite a bit more) to what Bella Vista has to offer.
“Too good.” Retired accountant and Kansas native Tom Pyle, 61, considered ritzier places in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas when retiring a decade ago. Arkansas was last on the list. He and his wife, Biddy, came through on a Saturday, and they bought a place on Sunday. “The economics are too good,” Pyle says as he heads to the practice green of the Bella Vista Country Club. The lifestyle isn’t bad, either. “People play golf in Bella Vista until they can barely walk,” he cracks.
Count Dick and Jan Beck of Decatur, Ill., among them. With a red golf cart out front and a scenic view of the 15th fairway of the Highlands Golf Course out back, their house on a bluff “was our dream, and we finally accomplished it,” Dick Beck, 69, says. The two say they will golf till they drop. That’s a common sentiment in this retirement town where
Bella Vista Country Club
no one seems to tire. Or want to go anywhere else. “The only way I’ll leave,” Jan Beck, 64, says, “is feet first.”
ARTICLE FROM U.S. NEWS
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