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Did You Know?
Lake Hartwell was built by the Corps of Engineers between
1957-63 for flood control, water quality, water supply, and
hydroelectric power generation. And, that it is 660' above sea
level with 962 miles of shoreline.
Lake Keowee was built in 1976 for water supply, to cool Duke
Power's Nuclear facility, and is 800' of above sea level. When the
facility is at maximum capacity it generates power equivalent to burning
27,000 tons of coal per day!
* Second Homes
are Becoming More
Affordable
* Are you a Candidate for Refinancing?
What's New
on Hartwell
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Spectacular lake home just minutes from I-85 and Clemson.
Lake Hartwell.
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$469,000
Lake Levels:
Lake
Hartwell 659.37'. Lake Keowee
is at 98.9' just about its normal pool.
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Educate your Customers. My goal as your agent is
win-win. Making you aware of the opportunities that exists today
versus purchasing later is a way to help you achieve your goals and a
way for me to increase my business. Anyone worried about the
stability of their employment or a decrease in earnings, should take
this opportunity to refinance and lower your monthly payment is
something you should consider now.
Look at it from another angle. There are a lot of people out there
whose investment portfolios have almost been cut in half since the
beginning of 2008. They may be questioning their investment
strategies and real estate has long been one of the most stable and
predictable investments around. In an environment where your
portfolio is not generating a return, it might make sense to put your
money into the purchase of a second home or investment property.
Times like these produce better values in the market and with interest
rates at current levels, the saving created by locking in rates now will
pay dividends for many years to come.
* Help your
economy- Buy a House
Lydia (9)
Benni Conner (12)
Fall is around the Corner! Kim, the kids, and I would like to thank all
of you for your thoughtfulness throughout the year. With your help we were fortunate enough to sponsor 10 children from our
local Department of Social Services for the Holidays again this year and we're sending 50
children to the Shriner's Circus! Throughout
the year, don't forget about the less fortunate, especially the
children. Thanks to all of you!
We look forward to seeing you
at the lake!
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il: dphillis@carol.net
