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Discount real estate brokerage unveils low-cost franchise option

2 months ago
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If 2020 has shown us anything, it is that many of the ways that we have done things in the past can change in a heartbeat. Although real estate sales continue to stay strong, we have learned new ways of marketing, communication, and getting through a real estate transaction.

The Discount Real Estate Brokerage

In 2015, 1 Percent Lists was formed and immediately disrupted its local real estate market by providing a full-service experience for listing clients while only charging one percent commission. This re-envisioned the discount real estate broker that had been done for years.

The logic behind this move was to grab a massive listing market share and use that as leverage to generate a much larger pool of buyers for their agents. The company was built from the ground up to be extremely efficient and is modeled after companies such as Amazon, which dominate by reducing their

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Lehi Roofing Contractor Unveils Secrets of a Good and Long-Lasting Roof

2 months ago
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Lehi Roofing Contractor Unveils Secrets of a Good and Long-Lasting Roof

Lehi, UT – Lehi Roofing Contractor, a top roofing team in Lehi, UT, recently unveiled to the locals the secrets and tips to making their roofs strong and durable. The leading contractors pointed out that they want locals to know and learn the best possible ways to make their roofs durable and problem-free.

This roofing team that operates in Lehi, UT, revealed that people need to pick an expert for their roofs. The Lehi Roofing Company affirmed that choosing a good roofer is the first tip and secret to making roofs long-lasting and strong. An excellent and certified roofer equals quality services. Thus locals should always pick a specialist for their roof installations. Also, the Lehi Roofing Company added that people need to choose and pick quality materials for their roofs. Quality roofing material is excellent proof that a given roof can last long and stand the test of time

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FORECLOSED HOMES

Gov. Tony Evers unveils new COVID relief bill; Vos calls it ‘more of the same’ | Local Government

2 months ago
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“Many of the things that Gov. Evers put on the table, not bad ideas, but they were things that we had already done in the spring. So from my perspective, what we have been doing so far has not been anywhere near enough,” he said.

As Speaker, Vos has the ability to convene the Legislature in extraordinary session at any time to pass further legislation, though he hasn’t done so. 

Assuming a compromise is reached on the legislation, Vos said he was open to convening his chamber in a December lame-duck session to act on it, though it’s unclear for now where the Senate stands on that possibility. 

Evers last week teased his COVID legislation in a primetime address, but didn’t share details of what would be included at the time. He had also renewed his call for Wisconsinites to stay at home, releasing an executive order saying as much,

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Jeep Unveils New Wrangler Rubicon 392 for Sale in Early 2021

2 months ago
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Jeep  (FCAU) – Get Report unveiled on Tuesday the Wrangler Rubicon 392 which is set to go on sale in early 2021, according to media reports.

The car comes with a 470-horsepower V8 engine that can go to 60 miles an hour in 4.5 seconds, making it the strongest and the quickest Wrangler the company ever produced, according to CNN.

The basic Wrangler design was modified to fit a bigger engine. Wrangler Rubicon 392 is two inches higher off the ground than the original design, which allows better road performance when driving up steeper slopes and going through 2.7 feet of water.

The new car model has a bulging air scoop in the hood designed to allow air to get into the engine, providing full engine power even if its scoop is clogged with mud or snow.

The V8 engine also saves gas by using the cylinder deactivation

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House unveils budget plan, would dig into rainy day fund

2 months ago
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BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts House is preparing to consider whether to dip even deeper into the state’s rainy day fund than what Gov. Charlie Baker has proposed when they debate a $46 billion state budget plan next week.

The budget proposal won’t include any new broad-based taxes, according to Democratic leaders in the House. Instead it will focus on areas like supporting students during the pandemic, enhancing food security and boosting substance addiction services, domestic violence and sexual assault treatment and prevention, and legal assistance.

“This is a crisis budget that pays bills but concentrates on those who are most in need of help,” Democratic House Speaker Robert DeLeo said Thursday.

The proposed spending plan also aims to increase assistance to renters, many of whom have struggled to pay rent after losing income during the coronavirus pandemic.

The plan would restrain courts from finalizing evictions if a tenant

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Mobile mayor unveils details behind plan to ‘build or renovate’ 1,000 homes by 2026

2 months ago
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A plan to build or renovate 1,000 homes in the next six years A plan to build or renovate 1,000 homes in the next six years will involve repairing over 550 residential properties east of Interstate 65 in Mobile, and the rehabilitation or construction of 275 rental units.

The plans were unveiled on Thursday by Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson nearly two months after he first introduced the program during his “State of the City” address.

“This is to grow the population of the city of Mobile and reverse the trend of challenges that go along with blight,” Stimpson said. “If we can go back and re-establish the neighborhoods, there will be all kinds of benefits that can accrue from that.”

Under the plan, the city will utilize $15 million in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development money and potentially $300,000 in city funds allocated by Mobile City Council President

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Developer unveils plans for Geauga Lake amusement park site, including new Menards, homes, restaurants

2 months ago
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – A Solon developer bought 377 acres of property in Geauga and Portage counties that was once home to the Geauga Lake amusement park and Sea World, planning to transform the land by building homes, restaurant and retail space.

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Industrial Commercial Properties bought the property — in Bainbridge Township and Aurora — from Cedar Fair for an undisclosed amount. While the sale’s closing happened on Friday, the negotiations and planning to find a suitable use for the land has been years in the making.

While the developer plans to build out the area, it will acknowledge what once sat on the site: a theme park that many Northeast Ohioans visited and fondly remember. Geauga Lake closed in 2007 after operating for more than a century. The area will be dubbed “The Geauga Lake District” and will include markers that signify its history, including a roller coaster

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HUD Unveils $472M for Coronavirus Relief

3 months ago
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Ben Carson, Secretary, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. Image courtesy of HUD

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has announced a new round of CARES Act funding to help keep low-income families housed during the coronavirus crisis. The $472 million in emergency funding can be used by public housing authorities across the country to assist families through the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher and Mainstream voucher programs.

The move adds to a raft of government relief measures designed to stave off a housing disaster for multifamily renters and landlords as tens of millions of Americans remain unemployed. HUD has unveiled a series of CARES Act funding rounds since the more than $2 trillion bill was signed into law on March 27.

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HUD Secretary Ben Carson said in a statement that the new allocation of funds

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