The Rob Ellerman Team Scholarship Fund  Thank you for your interest in the Rob Ellerman Team Scholarship Fund. Two $500 scholarships are awarded annually to promising students with solid academic backgrounds and a vision for the future. The scholarship fund was designed to advance the academic achievement of students in our community. As a resident and business member of Lee’s Summit, Rob knows the importance of giving back to the community and does so by sponsoring and serving as a volunteer coach for local sports teams, sponsoring his scholarship program, and various other ventures throughout the year. He takes a special interest in the children, our future, of the community and believes every student deserves a chance to be all he/she can. This caring and compassion has made him the successful businessman that he is today. Please take a few moments to fill out the questionnaire below. We would like to know more about you and why you feel you are a good candidate for this scholarship. Everyone has an equal chance of winning so submit your entry today. Don’t be surprised if Rob calls you himself to discuss your application. Good luck from the Rob Ellerman Team!
Deadline for submission is June 8, 2008.
Bargain Properties >Less Than Market Value
Real estate ads are sprinkled with terminology that often puzzles consumers who don't have applied knowledge of housing industry lingo. Internet homebuyers find that information about properties is often presented in abbreviated form or unfamiliar language. Shedding a little light on some basic real estate terms may help you locate a home that is available at a very affordable price.
'MLS' refers to the Multiple Listing Service, which is the national database of listed homes for sale. Some real estate web sites allow homebuyers to preview local listings that appear on the MLS. If you see a real estate ad for a "FSBO", it means that the property is for sale by the owner, who is declining the services of a Realtor. A home listed "As-is" is being sold in its existing condition. A "bargain sale" home is priced at less than its market value, and a "fixer-upper" is priced low because it needs refurbishing.
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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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