stink bugs: Coping with Stinkbugs! Everything you need to know.
- 03/16/18 09:50 AM
A colleague (thank you Mary) recently sent me a link to an excellent article all about stinkbugs that ran recently in, of all places, The New Yorker. (Is there anything too erudite for those guys to cover?) For readers who don't know what a stinkbug is, (you must live in Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, or Alaska, the last remaining states where the pest hasn't been reported.) it is a dime-sized armor-plated bug, named for it's tendency of releasing a foul smelling chemical when killed or crushed. I won't recount the entire, exhaustive article, titled "When Twenty-Six Thousand Stinkbugs Invade Your Home," but … (0 comments)
Vanessa Saunders MBA, MIMC, CIPS, is based in Piermont, NY. 12 miles north of Manhattan, on the Hudson River.
Broker owner of GPS real estate (Global Property Systems Real ) the company's team of local agents covers the Lower and Mid-Hudson Hudson Valley market area, including Manhattan, Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Ulster, Sullivan and Dutchess counties of New York.
As a Certified International Property Specialist and Member of FIBCI (The International Real Estate Federation) Vanessa specializes in marketing her team's listings globally. She is successful in attracting investors, relocation executives and buyers, in all price ranges, not just from local markets, but global markets.
The GPS team of full time professional multilingual Realtors are adept in assisting buyers find the ideal property and negotiating successful transactions and investments.
GPS real estate is a full service brokerage providing full relocation and EB-5 and E-2 visa assistance or simply moving you across town.
You can reach Vanessa at (845) 848 2218.
Members of the National Association of Realtors
New York State Association of Realtors
Hudson Gateway MLS
Manhattan MLS
NYS MLS
FIABCI
A colleague (thank you Mary) recently sent me a link to an excellent article all about stinkbugs that ran recently in, of all places, The New Yorker. (Is there anything too erudite for those guys to cover?) For readers who don't know what a stinkbug is, (you must live in Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, or Alaska, the last remaining states where the pest hasn't been reported.) it is a dime-sized armor-plated bug, named for it's tendency of releasing a foul smelling chemical when killed or crushed. I won't recount the entire, exhaustive article, titled "When Twenty-Six Thousand Stinkbugs Invade Your Home," but … (0 comments)
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