Did you know? If you are 62 and over, you may be eligible for free tuition to attend college in the state of Connecticut. The original legislation for this treat was enacted back in 1974. There are some 3,000 plus seniors currently attending schools in our state. Costs incurred to you might include things like books and supplies. Course acceptance and any fees, will be up to the school offering the program. Looking for something to do? Ready to learn something new? Certainly, you will meet new friends! Contact the college in our state of your choice and inquire about this program. You may, also, contact the State Dept of Higher Education, here is there email address: info@ctdhe.org
It's a Good Life!
Looking for results? We are saving our clients time and money with their real estate investments. Experience, Commitment, Hard Work, Negotiating Skills, Enthusiasm, and Integrity! Results~Fran is consistently a best seller in her market. While past results may not be the only measure of success, when it comes time to sell your home, can you think of anything more reassuring to go by?
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Downsizing Your Home?
Has your family grown up, right before your eyes? Mine sure has! With the cost of heating your home, comes maintenance and updating. New appliances, furnace, painting, flooring and more items, can be overwhelming at times. Energy Star appliances are clearly the ones to choose now. Replacement windows? You bet! If you are going to downsize to a more reasonable and manageable home, should you bother with all the improvements and updates? The answer is Yes! The buyers today expect your home to be move-in condition. Good curb appeal still works! Those are the homes that are still procuring the good offers. If your floor plan is different, expect your market time to be longer. Need updates? Busy street? Expect your market time to be longer. These are some of the most important changes during this market. Your home will sell, yes. Price, location and condition, will determine the amount of time and the price it should be, prior to procuring a sale.
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