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2006, 2007 & 2008 Quality Award Recipient
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First Time Buyer Tax Credit
The latest federal economic stimulus plan includes an $8,000 tax credit for first-time buyers who purchase a home on or after Jan. 1, 2009 and before Dec. 1, 2009. Unlike previous tax credits for first-time buyers, this one doesn’t have to be repaid.
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Glossary of Real Estate Terms
To view a list of frequently used terms in a real estate transaction
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Welcome to your source for real estate in Morris, Grundy County and beyond
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| | The real estate market has changed dramatically, and I have had to dramatically change the way I market properties. I am really excited about this opprtunistic time in today's market...Let me show you the difference, contact me today! BUYERS - In today's real estate market, NOW is the time to buy your new home! Inventory is up, prices are falling and the interest rates are still extremely LOW...plus don't forget the $8,000 tax credit for first time buyers. Many good homes are sold before prospective buyers know they are available. Beat other homebuyers to the hottest new homes for sale in the Grundy County area with my New Listings Notification. SELLERS - If you own real estate that you're thinking of selling, I would be happy to provide you with a FREE Home Evaluation. If your home is in good clean condition, priced right, and advertised properly, you too can take advantage of this market.
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I was recently honored with the Century 21 corporate Quality Service Pinnacle Award for the third consecutive year...let me show you the results!! 
Jim Maskel
Century 21 Coleman-Hornsby
Direct: 815-693-0180
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Agents honored for excellence to their clients
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The Pinnacle Service Award winners are: front row left to right: Shawn Hornsby, Jim Maskel, Tami Ferguson and JoEllyn Johnson. Quality Service Award winners are: back row left to right: Mary Jo Salyers, Tom Smego, Theresa Lamb, Debbie Pierce, Cindi Hunt and Rod Baudino
Ten agents from Century 21 Coleman-Hornsby were recently honored for their service to their clients.
The agents were recognized on stage at the Century 21 Awards Banquet for the Chicagoland region.
Surveys are e-mailed from Century 21 corporate headquarters in New Jersey to all customers immediately after the purchase or sale of a home through a Century 21 System office.
Agents must receive a minimum number of surveys back from their clients and have an overall satisfaction rating of 95 percent or higher to qualify.
Six agents were recognized as Quality Service Producers. To earn this award the agents received a rating over 95 percent for 2007. In addition, four agents merited the Quality Service Pinnacle Award. To earn this award the agents must receive a 95 percent or higher rating for the last two years.
The agents from Century 21 Coleman-Hornsby are: Mary Jo Salyers, Tom Smego, Theresa Lamb, Debbie Pierce, Cindi Hunt and Rod Baudino were all named as Quality Service Producers. The Pinnacle Service agents were: Shawn Hornsby, Jim Maskel, Tami Ferguson and JoEllyn Johnson.
“I am proud of our agents that earned these Service awards. Client satisfaction is a top priority in our company and this award proves that these agents exceeded their client's expectations,” Bob Coleman, co-owner of Century 21 Coleman-Hornsby, said.
“It is amazing that of the 40 Quality Service Award winners in the entire Chicagoland Region, 10 were from Century21 Coleman-Hornsby,” Hornsby said. “It shows the emphasis that our company places on excellent customer service.” |
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NEW! Map all my listings!!!
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Grundy County Corn Festival
September 23-27, 2009
Celebrating its 61st year, Corn Festival is the cornerstone event in Grundy County. A county wide celebration - Corn Festival makes its home in the county seat of Morris with an emphasis on events downtown. The festival is a homecoming of sorts and takes place September 23-27, 2009. The event celebrates the rich agricultural history in Grundy County and offers everything from a farm fair, craft shows, carnival, music and food, food, food. The town is decorated beautifully to celebrate the fall harvest and everyone joins in the spirit by dressing in their best jeans and flannels. On Sunday afternoon, enjoy one of the state's best and largest parades featuring floats, bands, equestrian units, Shriners, and so much more. Corn Festival - once you've been to it - you'll always want to come back.
www.cornfestival.org
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Home for the Holidays
November 27 & 28
Start the season of good cheer off right with an old-fashioned holiday feeling in downtown Morris. The nostalgic street lights downtown take on a festive glow with wreaths and lights adorning the lampposts. The celebration features carriage rides, a lighted holiday parade, children's winter carnival, a festival of trees, and a holiday housewalk of Morris homes that you won't want to miss. Each home is decorated in festive holiday fare and many feature some of the downtown merchants best offerings for the season. If you want to get into the Christmas spirit, be sure to visit during Home for the Holidays.
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