queen annes county maryland: Rancher Cheap - Don't miss - 01/28/09 01:59 PM
Heads Up! Get a load of this: a beautiful six year old rancher for $299,900 located in Bridgetown Estates in Queen Anne's County.Now, this is a deal - it's a three bedroom, two bath -1,482 square feet of living space on an acre of land with a garage. Short distance to the Bay Bridge and Annapolis and major routes. Call me: 443-786-0200 (Camille) Don't let this pass you by.
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queen annes county maryland: Preserve Property Rights - 08/28/07 11:54 PM
Last night our planning commission had a public hearing for the proposed NEW comprehensive zoning map amendments for Queen Anne's County, Md..
Although, the purpose of this meeting was to discuss the Comprehensive Zoning Map Amendments, many who signed up to speak felt their property rights were being violated and unconstitutional of the taking. As Ronald Reagan said, the nine scariest words in the English language are, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
It has been several years since the last QAC Comprehensive Plan has been updated. So, instead of citing individual comments from last night's meeting; I am … (0 comments)
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queen annes county maryland: Rates Cuts 20% Down - 08/20/07 12:20 PM
Do you think the drop in the interest rate is going to inspire any new sells or new buys? I don't think it is realistic, at least not here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I mean really... what is half a percent going to do? For the homeowners who are having a hard time paying their mortgage right now; dropping their mortgage by $25 or $50 a month is not going to help them. Right now, lenders want to see 20% down to make the loan good. Do we need more of a cut to free up consumer spending in … (0 comments)
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queen annes county maryland: Rates Cuts 20% Down - 08/20/07 12:12 PM
Do you think the drop in the interest rate is going to inspire any new sells or new buys? I don't think it is realistic. I mean really... what is half a percent going to do? For the homeowners who are having a hard time paying their mortgage right now; dropping their mortgage by $25 or $50 a month is not going to help them. Right now, lenders want to see 20% down to make the loan good. Do we need more of a cut to free up consumer spending in September? Could this be a White House move to calm … (2 comments)
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