| • | 28 Years Experience in Helping Over 900 Families Relocate | | • | Elected Columbus Board Of Realtors - Director 2007 – 2009 | | • | Past Director of Upper Arlington Civic Association | | • | Active Member of Upper Arlington Lutheran Church | | • | Supporter of Children's Miracle Network | | • | Volunteer at Hill Top Clothes Closet & Sunday Homeless Breakfast. | | • | Math Tutor & Pen Pal at West Broad Elementary School |
I'm very fortunate to have a wonderful supportive family. My wife, Bonnie, and two children, Heather and Miles, are a very special and an important part of my life. My focus is to live my life as God would have me live each day and that gives me the encouragement to love my family, enjoy my work and my friendships. That is part of why the real estate profession is so exciting to me...developing personal relationships. My hobbies include: running, tennis, golf, fitness training, cooking, and relaxation.
Our family picture 2007.
Milt & Bonnie
at the CBR 2006
President's Ball
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For the last 14 years our family has taken a vacation
with our church to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. |
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Bonnie and I have been married for over 27 years.
Here we are in Mexico - Mayan Riviera Resort
where Bonnie is holding an iguana.
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Bargain Properties >A Home With a History A colorful history can add significantly to the value of a home. Researching the provenance of a property you are interested in buying can be both interesting and ultimately profitable. The market value of a home will be greater if it was designed by a notable architect, built by a company with a reputation for the finest construction, or lived in by a celebrity who hosted famous guests.
Ask your real estate agent if there is any historical data of significance associated with the home, or if previous owners were VIPs. Note the names associated with the deed and title to the home, and look them up with the help of the local historical society. Consult the microfiche in newspaper archives for references to colorful details of the home's past. The county assessor's office may have records of the date the home was built, and building permits may reveal the name of the architect. When inspecting the home, search closets and attics carefully for hidden historical "treasures".
Buying an older home at a bargain price, then re-selling when it is renovated and restored can be an enjoyable and lucrative adventure.
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What is considered one of the few remaining tax shelters in the 1990s?
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Homeownership--property taxes on a residence or vacation home are deductible up to $1 million. |
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