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Buyers Here is Your Map For Properties to SEE!

Central Oregon buyers you have a lot of great properties to choose from when you shop for your dream home.

The Map below was designed just for you. When you click on the blue icon you will find the address of the home for sale in that location - and when you click on the address you will have the opportunity to view many photos, and details of the home.

This map can be shifted by simply dragging to the direction you want to see listings in.

We will be open for business this Memorial Day Weekend - give us a call and let us make your home buying experience a breeze. Thesa Chambers, Broker, RE/MAX Sunset Realty 541-771-7064 or 541-536-0117
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Posted by Central Oregon Real Estate | Broker Thesa Chambers, Licensed in Oregon on 05/22/2008 12:26 AM

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Originally posted at: Central Oregon Real Estate Info: Buyers Here is Your Map For Properties to SEE!

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6 Comments on Buyers Here is Your Map For Properties to SEE!

MAY

2008

Now THAT is a cool idea...a map ...right to all of your properties...woohoo!

Great job - you are a super tech wizard. Now let's get some into the SOLD column!

Thesa--Great marketing! It will help potential clients find exactly what they are looking for!

Great post Thesa - gotta run I'm playing catch up with amy today. gotta get in my 10 comments and write a blog......

What a great idea. I didn't know you could embed Google maps that way. I've always just added a link. Now this is one idea I'm going to have to steal from you... if you don't mind ;)

Thesa - I hope you will have lots of activity this weekend, and that those properties you have mapped out will get offers.

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