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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1985
Page
11
A spotless move in ready home with four rooms, three bedrooms, one and one half baths, kitchen dining area, and a landscaped yard. MLS 35823 priced at 56500 with potential to expand on two acres and four acres of woods, mature fruit and nut trees, and road frontage on a county road. MLS 35781 offers a circa 1880 log home option for 47000 with space to redo.
Aero Mayflower Transit experts urge a structured plan for moving. From May to October, most moves occur, with August busy as families settle before school. Create a timeline, select a trusted mover, inventory items, notify addresses, and prepare an Adventure Kit for the last hours in the old home.
Aero Mayflower Transit Company shares professional packing tips for self packers. Use sturdy cartons, wrap items in padding paper, and pad between layers. Tackle one room at a time, label boxes, and note if items should not travel or load last. Seek mover guidance to avoid breakage and ensure safe transit.
Rising mortgage delinquencies prompt lenders to tighten standards for low down payment loans. The Federal National Mortgage Association adopts stricter limits, including housing expenses not exceeding 25 percent of income and total debt at 33 percent for loans with 10 percent down. Other surveys show higher delinquencies but debate their significance.
Two Mackintosh Realtors employees earned national honors from Relo-Intercity Relocation Services at the national conference. The photograph shows seated winners Karen Blevins and Gail Rudisill, with Cindy Baker Relo coordinator, JoAnn Langston Relo Services president, and Maryilyn Harrington Mackintosh residential sales manager standing nearby.
A Wisconsin forest industry report shows loggers price prime sawlogs at 250 to 500 dollars per thousand board feet depending on species, while lumberyards charge eight to ten times that. Wood magazine explains cost layers from kiln drying, grading, and handling to broker fees and retailer markup create the wide gap.
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