Please come join me in Brentwood for my Open House today, Sunday 10-14-12 from 1-3pm.
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Gary Wasylenko
314-336-1988
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10/07/12 From 1-3pm
9743 Grandview Dr
Olivette, MO 63132
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611 Lorraine Davis Ln
Webster Groves, MO 63119
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505 Durwood Dr
Florissant, MO 63033
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The government is handing out money – often $3,000 to $10,000 – to low- and middle-income home buyers around St. Louis.
If you're earning a decent wage, but not a lavish one, this government giveaway might just put you into a house.
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There are similar programs in St. Louis city, Jefferson, Madison and St. Clair counties, unincorporated parts of St. Charles county, the city of St. Charles, St. Peters, Wentzville and O'Fallon. The details vary by where you buy.
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A second program applies to houses that weren't foreclosed and repaired by the government, but it has tighter eligibility standards for buyers. Both programs are not available in all parts of the St. Louis area.
The program offering rehabbed houses is called the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. To buy a house, a buyer must have $1,000 to put down, enough income and a credit score high enough to qualify for a mortgage.
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You have to live in the home for a set number of years, usually five, to avoid paying back the government subsidy.
The second program has different names in different places. St. Louis County calls it the First-Time Home Buyer Down Payment Loan program. Actually, it's more a gift than a loan, since it carries no interest, requires no payments and is forgiven after five years if the buyer stays in the house.
Buyers aren't limited to houses the county rehabbed.
Other program rules seem to differ town to town and county to county.
Both programs require a one-day course in personal finance and home-owning.
The City of St. Peters, in conjunction with St. Charles County, is planning access improvements for Interstate 70 (I-70) between the Cave Springs Road and Route 79 interchanges. This project, along with scheduled changes to the Mid Rivers Mall Drive interchange*, will help improve access and traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance safety along the I-70 corridor.
Proposed improvements include reconfiguring the Cave Springs Road interchange and converting the outer roads between Cave Springs Road and Mid Rivers Mall Drive to one-way roads with slip ramps that connect directly to I-70. An extension of the north outer road from Mid Rivers Mall Drive to Route 79 is also being studied. Additionally, improvement plans will look at adding bicycle and pedestrian facilities and wayfinding signage to the I-70 corridor.
To lear more and to give your input, visit the website: www.stpetersmo.net/accessi70study
*Improvements to the Mid Rivers Mall Drive interchange are scheduled for constrution in 2013 by the Missouri Department of Transportation.
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1680 Duello
Lake St. Louis, MO 63367
Listed by: Daniel Kahmke
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Although some types of floor coverings (e.g., wood, stone, tile, or concrete) will naturally feel cold on bare feet, insufficient insulation or air infiltration could be the cause for cold floors.
Temperature differences of up to three degrees from room to room are not uncommon, but often one or several rooms are uncomfortably warm or cold. This condition could be caused by several factors within your home including inadequate insulation, air leakage, poor duct system design, duct leakage, unwanted heating by the sun in warmer months, or a failure in part of your heating and cooling system.
Temperature differences of up to three degrees from room to room are not uncommon, but often one or several rooms are uncomfortably warm or cold. This condition could be caused by several factors within your home including inadequate insulation, air leakage, poor duct system design, duct leakage, unwanted heating by the sun in warmer months, or a failure in part of your heating and cooling system.
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