This Tallahassee Real Estate Professional Is not Going to Make a Mess for You

I can tell you now, that I will not make the kind of mess you see here on the floor of a local store, here in Tallahassee, Florida.  My work is clean, professional, customer oriented, reviewed, and thought out with detail, and scrutiny.

When I look at messes made by other professionals, I am annoyed since there is no room for mess ups in a customer oriented perspective of doing business.

In my work as a Mortgage Consultant, and Real Estate Agent, I take in the best view of a situation, to benefit my customer, or client. No messes allowed. In the mortgage field, I look for for guaranteed rates and lender fees, with no surprises for my buyers. In my work in real estate, I provide all the information necessary for my customer, following the rule of doing good so that good is done to me. There is a perfectionist in me. I am proud of that.

Kenneth Fach, REALTOR
Weichert, REALTORS-Anchor
1607 Village Square Boulevard, Suite B103
Blog: http://KennethFach.wordpress.com
Cell 850-339-5753

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Tallahassee Area’s Newest Park

Today, I took my family to a new park in Leon County, beside Lake Jackson, one of largest lakes in the Tallahassee area. Jackson View Park has plenty of open green space, trees, walking paths, covered picnic tables, a childrens’ playground, and a boardwalk looking out at the area’s nature. Green is the most common color found in this region it seems. There are so many parks, nature, and evergreen trees in Tallahassee, Leon County, and surrounding land.

We heard the happy sounds of birds. It is so comfortable walking in a park, and listening to birds. I get that from my dad, and his dad, who were both avid bird watcher. Unfortunately, I don’t know how to identify that many birds, but I do want to pick up my dad’s old bird books, and learn how to identify them. I also want to learn how to identify their sounds.

Tallahassee Composters are Out and About

Yesterday morning, at Tallahassee Mall, in Tallahassee, Florida, it was a warm, and sunny. Hundreds of local residents patiently waited in line most of the morning waiting to purchase a $30 dollar Composter from the City of Tallahassee. I was one of the eager garden types waiting for my unit.

This is one of many activities that the City of Tallahassee, and Leon County are doing to make the community more green. Tallahassee, Florida is greening up. We already have an abundance of green spaces, new and established parks, trees everywhere, and which are protected by local ordinance. We have a solar powered gym in a city recreation center, the solid waste management facility is state of the art and an example of ideal recycling, we have solar panels on some government, as well as business structures, and private residences. There is even a school and a daycare with solar panels installed. Our water is about the best in the entire state of Florida, and our water district has received awards, and praise. We also have a great recycling system. Tallahassee is becomming green.

I drive through upscale and midscale neighborhoods, and see solar panels on some roofs.  A few years ago, I could not see solar panels anywhere. In a community surrounded by nature, and nature within, including deer, rabbits, fox, turtles, Tallahassee, Leon County, is a good place to be, and to live in.

Back to composting. My familiy and I, normally grow tomatoes and peppers in our backyard, beside little Lake Jackson, in the far northwest corner of Leon County, just outside of Tallahassee. We have been doing primitive composting, but now, with our new composter, we can follow the correct process to composting.

The four key steps to composing are, first, to chop the nitrogens materials, and the carbon materials. The carbons are the paper towels, used coffee grounds, coffee filters, leaves, to name a few examples, and the nitrogens are the vegetable matter. Second is to empty the waste into the composter. Third is to stir the nitrogen and carbon waste in the bin, and mix in well. Fouth, is to cover with leaves, pine needles or earth, and tighly secure the lid of the composter. Now, the composting unit is cooking.

Happy composting out there, in which ever yard or garden you may find yourself in.