Kalamazoo has a wide variety or area events going on in April! Click below for information on each event:
Schedule Courtesy of Stephanie Sherriff
Categories: Community, News and Information Tags: arts, bach, comedy, cooking, dance, decorating, earth day, festival, kalamazoo, learning activities, museum, music, spring break, theatre, wmu
Please join us in welcoming Justin Rarick to the Prudential Preferred, REALTORS Three Rivers office!
To learn more about Justin, visit his profile page on PPRMI.com.
Photo Courtesy of Dark Sky Park and Midwest Living Magazine
In 2011, Emmet County was awarded International Dark Sky Park designation for the Headlands property — just the sixth such park in the United States and the ninth in the world.
Emmet County is continuing to put together monthly programming, brochures and more detailed information about the dark-sky viewing opportunities over the Headlands, in Northwest Michigan.
Dark Sky Park has also been featured in publications across the country, including Midwest Living Magazine!
The annual Michiana Area Genealogy Fair will be held this Saturday, March 17, 2012 at the downtown Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library.
Topics this year include tips for scanning photographs, and using computers in your research.
Visit the South Bend Tribune for more information on the event.
Please join us in welcoming Scott Holwerda to the Prudential Preferred, REALTORS Grand Rapids South (M6) office!
To learn more about Scott, or view his current listings, visit his profile page on PPRMI.com.
Gilda’s Club of Grand Rapids is holding its second annual LaughFest in Grand Rapids from March 8-18, 2012. With a wide lineup of performances, there’s something for everyone!
Visit LaughFestGR.org for a full lineup of events, or visit LaughFest’s Facebook page.
by Rik Lobenherz
Savvy buyers are benefiting from emerging waterfront foreclosures and short sales.
For decades foreclosures on waterfront in Northern Michigan were rare and always sold prior to the redemption period so the banks never ended up getting the property back. Only recently have we started to see bank owned properties on prestigious bodies of water such as Lake Charlevoix or Lake Michigan. These bank owned properties tend to be priced under the market for a quick sale, the banks preferring not to hang on to them for more than 30 to 90 days.
A few owners who used their high value properties to borrow against, found themselves upside down when waterfront values dipped for the first time in decades. The ones that end up in the banks hands offer a great opportunity for a ready and able buyer to pounce and get a great value.
Currently we have bank owned properties on Lake Charlevoix, Lake Michigan, Paradise Lake, and Long Lake to name a few.
Kalamazoo has many area events in March! Click below for more information on each event:
Schedule Courtesy of Stephanie Sherriff
Categories: Community, News and Information Tags: art, comedian, cooking, craft, expo, festival, kalamazoo, michigan, music, musical, river valley trail, roller derby, Sunday Funday
