illinois: Homes for Heroes | Andy Hannigan
- 07/25/11 03:59 AM
Homes for Heroes would like to introduce our Affiliate, Andy Hannigan! Andy is the Lead Realtor for the Hannigan Team – Keller Williams Realty. The Hannigan Team serves the Saint Louis Metropolitan Area in both Missouri and Illinois. Andy is a graduate from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a Degree in Real Estate. He has been helping Heroes Buy and Sell their Homes years before becoming a Homes For Heroes Affiliate. When presented with the opportunity to Thank his clients for their service and sacrifice Andy jumped at the chance: “I have been working to get the word out about … (0 comments)
illinois: Homes For Heroes would like to introduce Rick Kincheloe! Our Latest Illinois lending affiliate
- 01/26/10 07:35 AM
“I decided to join Homes for Heroes as soon as I heard about the program. It is a great way to help out and give back to the men and women that do it for all of us on a daily basis. HFH gives me the opportunity to say ‘Thank You’ to our first responders, fire fighters, police offices and military personnel for all of their hard work in making our country a better place.” Rick is Loan Officer with Gershman Mortgage in Ofallon Illinois. You can reach Rick at 618-222-1300 or email him at rkinchecloe@gershman.com
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illinois: The Price of Procrastination /Interest Rate Complacency
- 06/15/09 10:10 AM
The Price of Procrastination Everyone Wants a Lower Price, But What About the Impact of Interest Rates? Does waiting really prove to be benefical? Here is some food for thought When shopping for a home, the natural tendency of any buyer is to want to pay the lowest price possible. It's important to keep in mind, however, that the sales price is not the only factor that determines what your monthly payment will be. In fact, the impact of higher interest rates can easily nullify any benefit of waiting for a lower price. Why Should I Rush to Buy? While … (0 comments)
illinois: Imitation is the best form of flattery, until……….
- 06/03/09 08:08 AM
Until your good name is besmirched. Homes for Heroes in the past has taken people leveraging our brand as flattery. We often ask if they would like to continue to use our good name by joining forces with us, and if they do not want to we are okay with that decision also. But recently something came up that does need to be addressed. We will let the Morris Daily Herald explain it. Illinois allegation hurts ‘real' Heroes Minneapolis, Minn-When Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan took enforcement action against the Minooka, Ill.-based Homes for Heroes Inc., says Brad Oosterhuis, it was … (0 comments)
illinois: I have a disabled vet in need of foundation repair in Springfield
- 04/10/09 07:57 AM
Only two cracks but enough, to let water in and keep their lives miserable. Wife is 100% disabled from a car accident, so this is a tough chore for them. If you know of anyone in your network who specializes in this. Please pass this on. As always I can be contacted through the foundation either by phone or email. https://www.homesforheroes.com or 1-866-443-7637 Help us Help those who have given so much. God Bless you
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illinois: Schmobal Florming?
- 01/19/09 01:21 AM
Global Warming, Schmobal Florming!! At the Homes for Heroes office the whole past week it has been below zero Set a record here for the coldest days in December and January. I kind of liked the idea of our planet warming up. Why do we have to stop it? Us up here in Land of the Lakes would be able to extend the fishing season, increased growing season etc. So at time of posting it got back up to a balmy 19! Yay, I finally get to put on shorts! Here are some videos of how cold it can get here. … (2 comments)
illinois: Housing recycling tips/ Going Green in 2009
- 01/18/09 06:49 AM
We start a new year, and with a greener party coming into power, my thoughts have been on recycling and green topics. I have never been much of a recycler I must admit. I do use junk mail as fire starting material and I occasionally refill plastic water bottles with tap water. Oh, and let’s not forget we compost in the unfrozen months. Does that make me green? What other things can I recycle that will not only benefit the environment, but also me? Homes for Heroes has a low carbon footprint. Just ask the office staff. They will pull down … (4 comments)
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