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Sorrowed and Saddened
Due to inclement weather and ever changing weather patterns, we are unsure of the forecast for our Easter Egg Hunt. It is with much sorrow and sadness that we are going to have to CANCEL our Easter Egg Hunt, for tomorrow April 2nd. We wouldn’t want you or your children hunting for eggs in the midst of snow, rain, and sloppy conditions. We were very disappointed to come to this conclusion, and were looking forward to another great time with our clients. Once again we apologize for the cancellation and we hope you know that the situation was completely out of our hands. You got to love April Snow!
Easter Egg Hunt – RSVP TODAY!
Presented by your friends at The Scott Phippen Lending Team
April 2nd, 2010
5:15pm – Hunt Begins
Draper City Park
Come join us for our very own Easter Egg Hunt. Come hunt for eggs, meet and have your picture taken with the Easter Bunny, and enjoy an evening with your friends from The Scott Phippen Lending Team. Everyone’s invited! Family, Friends, Cousins, Neighbors, and Co-Workers.
We will be dividing the children into groups to give everyone a fair chance to hunt for Easter Eggs. In addition, we will be having an adult Easter Egg hunt, for all kinds of exciting prizes. Fun for the whole family!
Click on the link below to RSVP your hunting position.
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Homeownership: Still the American Dream
Recently, I heard a quote by Warren Buffet that said, “Be greedy when others are fearful, and be fearful when others are greedy.” This made me realize the great opportunity there is in Real Estate right now. If you’ve been contemplating that first home, or making a possible move, now is the time. We’d love to have the opportunity to assist you, a friend or family member in getting them into the home of their dreams. I came across the following article that helps us all realize what a great investment a home really is. It was written by Steve Harney, mortgage and real estate advisor. We hope you enjoy the read.
“There seems to be a long held American belief currently under attack. For over two hundred years, homeownership in this country was a desire of almost every American family. Recently however, more and more people have been pontificating on the fact that owning your own home should never have been held in such high regard.
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