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Renting vs Buying

by Jay Robinson

 

Tuesday Morning Coffee with Jay Robinson

In this week's edition of Tuesday Morning Coffee Jay Robinson covers a question that many of our customers are currently pondering, "In the current market conditions am I better off buying or renting?"...

What makes up a credit score?

by Jay Robinson

Check out this week's edition of Tuesday Morning Coffee for important information about what makes up a credit score...

Tuesday Morning Coffee with Jay Robinson

Jay Robinson discusses the recent tornado damage in the greater Chattanooga, Tennessee area and important tips of items that we should all double check in regards to our personal property in light of recent damage and devestation...

Tuesday Morning Coffee with Jay Robinson

So who really owns Facebook?  This is a drama that has been unfolding for years, everyone wants to get their hands on a piece of the successful pie.  And, who can blame them if they really did contribute and were not rightfully compensated?  This of course leads to the continued question of who were the major players - well another one has burst onto the roster and appears to be coming on full force...

read full details here from Mashable.com http://mashable.com/2011/04/13/facebooks-complicated-ownership-history-explained/

Chattanooga Anxious for a Bike Share Program to begin summer 2011

by Treasure Coulter
The city of Chattanooga and Outdoor Chattanooga in partnership with Carta received a generous grant this past year to help establish a Bike Share Program in the Chattanoog area.  What is a Bike Share you may ask - well, a Bike Share Program is a network of bicycle kiosks where the general public can check out a bike to use around the city. It's a great way to move around town without having to transport a cumbersome bike into the city or store your own bike in oft limited residential spaces in the city.  Bike Share makes it easy to take a ride downtown to lunch from your office, scoot to or from your class on UTC campus or tour around the town as a visiting tourist. The plan in place is for this summer 2011 to have bicycle kiosks in place around downtown Chattanooga, UTC campus and North Chattanooga where bikes can be "checked out" for a small fee and returned at alternate kiosks near your destination. This is just another great way that Chattanooga is establishing itself as a great place to live and work and a city that is among the leaders of finding ways to become a greener place to be!
 
For more information about Chattanooga's Bike Share contact Philip Pugliese (423) 643-6887 at Outdoor Chattanooga

The Volkswagen Effect

by Jay Robinson

 

Morning Coffee with Jay Robinson

Jay Robinson discusses the Chattanooga real estate market and the effect of Volkswagen of America coming to Chattanooga...

Important questions to ask your realtor before listing your home...

by Jay Robinson

In this edition of Morning Coffee Jay reviews important questions that a seller needs to ask an agent when deciding who to list their home with...

When is the right time of the year to list my home?

by Jay Robinson

Morning Coffee with Jay Robinson

In this week's edition of Morning Coffee Jay Robinson discusses the benefit of listing your home in the winter months versus waiting until the spring to put your home on the market...

How can I recycle my Christmas tree?

by Treasure Coulter

Well, it's that time of year again - the holidays are behind us and the dreary task of taking down all the festive decorations and disposing of that browning and brittle Christmas tree is upon us.  Each year our family stumbles on the same question - "what do we do with our tree?"  - this can be a head scratcher, particularly if you live in the city limits and don't have brush burning options, or large wooded acreage to leave your tree to nature's decomposition.  And as a "green" city many Chattanoogans desire to recycle their trees rather than add to the increasing levels of the landfill.  Well, Chattanoogans we are in luck as there are a number of options for Christmas tree disposal and recycle.  If you live inside the Chattanoog city limits you can simply call 311 and schedule a curbside pick up for your tree.  Note, that you need to call 311 the day you put your tree out in front of your home (this service is for residential properties only) and they will schedule your tree to be picked up within 1-5 business days, depending on the work load of the brush pickup provider.  The trees that are picked up by the city service are recycled through the Wood Waste Recycling Facility on North Hawthorne.  If you live outside the area for curbside pick up you can take your tree to the Wood Waste Recycling Facility at 3925 North Hawthorne Street, they accept trees from residential and business - however, there is a small charge of $6.50 for any load under a ton and this applies to tree disposal.  They accept tree drop-off Monday - Friday from 8-4 and Saturday from 8-3 (except for the second Saturday of each month when they are closed for hazardous waste disposal.) 

There are also some additional options for tree disposal in towns outside of the Chattanooga area - check out this list for helpful details and contact info and for more information and an interesting article about Christmas tree recycling check out this 5 step guide to tree-cycling.

All of us at Robinson Real Estate wish you all a happy and healthy 2011!!!

Listing of the Week - charming home in the heart of Red Bank

by Jay Robinson

Each week in 2011 we are going to highlight a property that we want to bring to your attention as our Listing of the Week - it will be a property with some type of unique attribute that we want to highlight to all of you.  So keep an eye on our RRE blog each week and our Facebook page for the latest Listing of the Week update!

The first Listing of the Week for 2011 is 220 W Euclid Avenue - an immaculate 4 bedroom 2 and 1/2 bath home in the heart of Red Bank, newly updated and on a spacious corner lot, at an incredible price of $144,900 - all you need to do is move right in!  Call 423-643-4000 and ask to speak with one of our Buyer Specialists for additional information and to schedule your private showing today!

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