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Sherry has been a full-time Realtor in Klamath Falls with Coldwell Banker for 19 years. She was raised on a ranch in Eastern Oregon, attended Southern Oregon State College and the University of Oregon, graduating with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Her husband, Steve, runs Brangus/Cross cattle on their ranch in Henley and in Merrill, where they reside in a beautiful log home they built themselves. Sherry works full-time, often 7 days a week, at her profession & passion of selling real estate. Also important to her are being with family and friends, discovering country antiques and the stories that go with them, and spending never-enough time in the garden.
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Your child has just been accepted to a university. When you look at the room and board fees, you nearly go into shock! If the school is located in a large metropolitan area, there is an interesting alternative to the college dormitory.
Many parents are investing in condominiums or single family homes near the college campus. They rent the house to their children and one or more roommates. When their son or daughter graduates, they sell the property. The property's anticipated appreciation may go a long way toward helping to finance college expenses.
Many parents sit down with a local real estate agent after their son or daughter is accepted to a college. A real estate agent can provide information about neighborhoods near the school, properties that are for sale, and the amount of rent you can expect to receive from the property.
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During what great land boom (1919) did investors pay up to $25,000 for lots that had not yet been dredged up from the ocean?
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The Florida Land Boom--Carl Fisher founded Miami Beach that year and brought hundreds of investors to the state. |
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