Take a look at some of our local FAMU students representing at America's Got Talent! Great
job guys. We wish you luck on your journey!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jofFAGw3SgQ
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Tallahassee and Havana Through Your Eyes Contest
Tallahassee and
Havana Through Your Eyes Contest
One of my most favorite hobbies is taking
pictures. So, I thought, why not hold a contest to find the best picture of Tallahassee or Havana taken by you, my friends, family and my Real Estate family…
What will you win you ask? I am giving away a $25 gift card to a local Restaurant of your choice!!!! All for just
taking a picture!
What To Do:
2. Go to my Facebook Page (Mary Baggett, Realtor)and click the “Like” button
3. “Share” your picture
Once my page hits 100 “Likes” I will make my choice of the best picture. So, re-post to your Facebook page and let your friends know about my contest so that the winner can be announced soon!!!
Thank You and Have Fun!!!!!
For all of your Real Estate Needs http://www.realestateintally.com/
Affordable Or Free Creative Teacher Gifts
AFFORDABLE OR FREE CREATIVE TEACHER GIFTS
Well with April, we are approaching the end of the year. I wanted to share with you theCreative and Affordable Teach Gifts that I wrote for Baby Cheapskate.
Labels: Teachers will have to pack up and move many things. To easily identify their belonging, these FREE 140 ct of labels is great. Shipping adds around $3.
Postcards: Teachers often have to send home notes. Having a generic note, perhaps with their first name on the front, their classroom grade, school mascot/name, etc makes a nice personalized card. Pick up 100 for FREE! Shipping adds around $5.
Business Cards: Business Cards are great for teachers to share contact information with one another or with parents. Pick up 250 for FREE! Shipping adds around $5.
Flip Books: Make them a small flip book of the year.Pick up a FREE Flip Book with around $4 S&H. (get one HERE too!)
Gift Cards: Use services like Groupon, Living Social, or Eversave to find deals for your area. If you get credit to a restaurant/spa use that certificate price to go buy a gift card.
Daily Deal Sites: I find that Rue La La, One Kings Lane, Jasmere, and Gilt are great daily deal sites. Check back each day to see what new items they have as unique gifts. Shopping now ensures arrival in time for the end of the year. Plus if you have the $20 credit in your account (on Rue La La) you have a bonus savings.
Don’t forget the creative idea for using FREE prints to make your teachers a great card!
Thank you Frugal Coupon Living for these wonderful ideas!!!!
For all of your Real Estate Needs http://www.realestateintally.com/
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
FREE DAY AT BOTANICAL GARDENS
FREE DAY AT BOTANICAL GARDENS
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS wants you to enjoy an afternoon at your nearest botanical garden so they have cut a deal with many of the gardens across the country! This Friday only, May 6th, enjoy a day at a participating botanical garden near you. Just sign up ahead of time for the FREE admission pass which enables you and 9 friends to get in free! That’s right, your pass is good for 10 people!
Perhaps you could get your mother out for an early Mother’s Day in the park!
Thanks, FrugalCouponLiving
The Home Ownership Dream Is Still Alive!
A majority of Americans – both owners and renters – still believe in the importance of home ownership. That’s according to a study conducted by Fallon Research & Communications Inc., which reveals that 91 percent of owners and 72 percent of renters believe owning a home is a good financial investment.
As people age, their beliefs in the value of home ownership seem to be reinforced, according to the survey’s results. The study found that 69 percent of people ages 18-29, 76 percent of people ages 30- 44, 81 percent of people ages 45-59, and 86 percent of those over 60 believe home ownership is a good investment.
The study also revealed that 68 percent of renters agree that home owners experience a better quality of life due to more stable communities and greater pride in their neighborhoods
For More Information Please contact
http://www.realestateintally.com/
As people age, their beliefs in the value of home ownership seem to be reinforced, according to the survey’s results. The study found that 69 percent of people ages 18-29, 76 percent of people ages 30- 44, 81 percent of people ages 45-59, and 86 percent of those over 60 believe home ownership is a good investment.
The study also revealed that 68 percent of renters agree that home owners experience a better quality of life due to more stable communities and greater pride in their neighborhoods
For More Information Please contact
Monday, April 25, 2011
Upcoming Havana Fl Events...
Come out to the Havana Fl Day Festival.....
Date: Saturday, May 7, 2011
Time: 9:00 AM
Location: Downtown Havana
Charity Benefactor: Community Cares Outreach of Havana
Havana has been steeped in history since the Town was founded in 1906. Remembering and celebrating "Historic Havana" is the theme of this family-friendly, all-day festival that includes a variety of games & activities. Arts, crafts and food vendors will line the downtown streets and there will be hayrides, pony rides, an obstacle course and more to entertain the young and young-at-heart. All shops/cafes will be open for your shopping and dining pleasure. Kids can visit the Game Pavilion where everyone gets a prize. Entry Fee is $1 or a Canned Food item to be donated to Community Cares Outreach of Havana. Enjoy the Hot Dog & Sausage Cook-out at the Fountain from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM. Proceeds will go to the Downtown Stage Fund. Make plans now to spend the Mother's Day week-end in historic downtown Havana!
Billy Dean Concert with Guest, Daryle Singletary
Date: Saturday, May 7, 2011
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Downtown Havana
A native of Quincy, Florida, BILLY DEAN has a diverse array of musical influences. Although he has sold over 4 million albums, has scored 11 top ten singles, and 5 number 1 songs in the Country music genre, this multi-award winning singer/songwriter, prefers not to be limited to one music genre. His music style is a blend of folk, rock,
americana and country.
americana and country.
DARYLE SINGLETARY
was among the brightest new stars to arrive on the contemporary country scene of the mid-'90s, winning fans with his simple honest songcraft and distinctively gravelly vocals. Born and raised in Cairo, GA, he grew up singing gospel along side his cousins and brother.
Advance ticket sales at local Havana merchant shops
Reserved Seating: Advance Purchase, $10; at the Gate, $12
General Admission: Advance Purchase, $5; at the Gate, $7
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Foreclosure Assistance Kicks Off Statewide
Tallahassee, FL - A $1 billion program aimed at helping homeowners avoid foreclosure kicked off Monday, though it is less ambitious than originally proposed.
The Florida Housing Corp. began taking applications Monday morning for the federally funded program that will provide nearly 40,000 unemployed and underemployed homeowners with up to six months of cash assistance to make payments on mortgages that would otherwise go unpaid.
Created by the U.S. Treasury in February 2010, the Housing Finance Agency Innovation Fund for the Hardest-Hit Housing Markets sets aside funds from the 2008 federal stimulus package to five states: Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan and Nevada, states with the highest levels of foreclosures. The program was later expanded to 18 states. Florida’s cut to date is $1 billion of nearly $9 billion in federal funds.
Florida is the last state of five original recipients to get its program underway. The program was rolled out last year in Lee County as a pilot. The region was the epicenter of a housing bust resulting in thousands of foreclosures.
“For the homeowners who qualify, this temporary relief from their mortgage payments will provide some ‘breathing room’ so they can focus on becoming re-employed at a level that will allow them to resume making payments on their own,” said Steve Auger, executive director of Florida Housing Finance Corp.
Florida’s original program would have provided as much as $35,000 in assistance over an 18 month period for homeowners who were looking for work and behind on their mortgages. After taking office, however, Gov. Rick Scott ordered a review of the program and changed its parameters.
The new program reduced the maximum award up to $12,000 and shortens the duration of benefits, which advocates said could reduce the program’s effectiveness for recipients whose job search takes longer to complete, as Florida’s economy recovers more slowly than other states.
The program also offers up to $6,000 for residents who have gone back to work to pay delinquent mortgage payments.
“Shortening it to six months is going to create more of a challenge,” said Jaimie Ross, president of the Florida Housing Coalition. But, she said, “the coalition is going to do everything it can to make the program a success.”
About 70 agencies are assisting in outreach efforts including local SHIP offices, non-profit groups and for-profit companies
Click on the link below for video and further information.
Foreclosure Assistance Kicks Off Statewide
The Florida Housing Corp. began taking applications Monday morning for the federally funded program that will provide nearly 40,000 unemployed and underemployed homeowners with up to six months of cash assistance to make payments on mortgages that would otherwise go unpaid.
Created by the U.S. Treasury in February 2010, the Housing Finance Agency Innovation Fund for the Hardest-Hit Housing Markets sets aside funds from the 2008 federal stimulus package to five states: Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan and Nevada, states with the highest levels of foreclosures. The program was later expanded to 18 states. Florida’s cut to date is $1 billion of nearly $9 billion in federal funds.
Florida is the last state of five original recipients to get its program underway. The program was rolled out last year in Lee County as a pilot. The region was the epicenter of a housing bust resulting in thousands of foreclosures.
“For the homeowners who qualify, this temporary relief from their mortgage payments will provide some ‘breathing room’ so they can focus on becoming re-employed at a level that will allow them to resume making payments on their own,” said Steve Auger, executive director of Florida Housing Finance Corp.
Florida’s original program would have provided as much as $35,000 in assistance over an 18 month period for homeowners who were looking for work and behind on their mortgages. After taking office, however, Gov. Rick Scott ordered a review of the program and changed its parameters.
The new program reduced the maximum award up to $12,000 and shortens the duration of benefits, which advocates said could reduce the program’s effectiveness for recipients whose job search takes longer to complete, as Florida’s economy recovers more slowly than other states.
The program also offers up to $6,000 for residents who have gone back to work to pay delinquent mortgage payments.
“Shortening it to six months is going to create more of a challenge,” said Jaimie Ross, president of the Florida Housing Coalition. But, she said, “the coalition is going to do everything it can to make the program a success.”
About 70 agencies are assisting in outreach efforts including local SHIP offices, non-profit groups and for-profit companies
Click on the link below for video and further information.
Foreclosure Assistance Kicks Off Statewide
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