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Selling your home with Exactly real estate is a low-stress experience and you can walk away with more money in your pocket
Homeowners who have been thinking about selling their homes are jumping at the opportunity right now to profit from the hot real estate market—and rightly so. Home prices are at record highs, often garnering multiple bids over asking price. But like most things in life, there also is a flipside. “Home prices have gone up so much, so...
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For Howard Hanna’s Melanie Bowen, the business of real estate is personal
With a record 50,000 licensed real estate agents and brokers in Ohio, it can be a daunting task to pick someone to sell your home or help find a new one. They all tout the latest technology, jazzy marketing and a sprawling online presence. But for Melanie Bowen, it comes down to personal relationships. Her approachable demeanor and genuine care...
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Get a brand-new website with no money down
Many local business owners are unhappy with their websites, but don’t know where to turn. Some sites may have taken months to build and cost thousands of dollars yet they’re not what the business needs. Others may have been built inexpensively by a friend or family member who is now disconnected from the process. Still others were constructed...
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Meet the Author: Suzanne Ondrus, Death of an Unvirtuous Woman
Local poet Suzanne Ondrus delves into Northwestern Ohio history in her latest collection of poetry, Death of An Unvirtuous Woman. Readers will take a trip back in time to Bowling Green, Ohio in 1881 to explore the astonishing and violent relationship of Carl and Mary Bach, a German immigrant couple at the center of a fatal domestic violence...
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A Final Thought: The Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is my favorite holiday. It’s pure celebration without any kind of moral obligation attached to it. Contrarily, while grilling out on Memorial Day, we should be thinking about all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. On Labor Day, we should be honoring all of the hardworking men and women who built (and...
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