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Thanksgiving Greetings
There's no better time to express our appreciation to our valued clients and friends. From all of us at Peabody & Smith Realty, our warmest wishes for a Thanksgiving filled with family, friends, happiness, and all the bountiful joys of the season! 18
Chapter 5, Building Rockwood: Adding Electricity
Welcome to the latest installment of Building Rockwood! If you haven't read any of the previous entries, check out the links below. We'll wait...
- Chapter 1: The American Dream
- Chapter 2: What's in a Name?
- Chapter 3: Setting the Right Foundation
- Chapter 4: Moose, Bears and Turkeys, Oh My!
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Winterize Your Open House
Marketing White Mountains real estate during the cold New Hampshire winter presents unique challenges, but it isn't impossible. You can winterize your open house and boost your chances of finding a buyer with the following tips.
1. Schedule earlier in the day.
During the winter months, the sun sets much earlier than usual. Because potential buyers would rather view White Mountains homes for sale in the daylight, be sure to schedule the open house for a time when the sun will still be out. Take this into account as you plan the event.2. Clear a path to the home.
If ice or snow is present, make sure that the path to the home is free of s...9
The Download: Nikki Barrett
Number of unread emails: 0 – I hate seeing unread emails (frankly, I hate having emails in my inbox as I use this as a to-do list)
First app checked in the morning: WMUR – I needed to know the weather for today
Last app checked at night: Facebook
Most-used app: Pandora – I love h... 20
Chapter 4, Building Rockwood: Moose, Bear and Turkeys, Oh My!
Here's the latest update on this great home being built in Ledgewood, in Twin Mountain, NH.
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Rockwood's foundation has been laid and here is the electrical folks installing the power! The foundation is poured and ready to cure, so the next step is to bring in electric. Having electricity on a job site makes things go much faster and certainly quieter than generators running to operate the necessary power tools.[/caption]
But as you can see from the pictures the forms are in place and cement is being poured. Things are really starting to take shape. And what you see so far in these series of pictures has taken weeks to get in place. Lots of prep work and care has brought...