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Prudential Floberg REALTORS® is the leading real estate firm in the greater Billings area.
Linda Parker - Client Services
Prudential Floberg REALTORS
 
w: 406-254-1550

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We're the talk of the town!
Prudential Floberg REALTORS® is the leading real estate firm in the greater Billings area.
Linda Parker - Client Services
Prudential Floberg REALTORS
 
w: 406-254-1550

My Website: Visit Me There
Email: Email Me Now
We're the talk of the town!
Prudential Floberg REALTORS® is the leading real estate firm in the greater Billings area.
Linda Parker - Client Services
Prudential Floberg REALTORS
 
w: 406-254-1550

My Website: Visit Me There
Email: Email Me Now
We're the talk of the town!

Get Started and Stay Active

Posted by pruflo on August 20th, 2008

Do the kids need something to get them off the couch? Check out the YMCA! The Billings YMCA is currently accepting registrations for it’s youth programs. They offer After School programs and a wide variety of organized sports (football, volley ball, basketball, etc). They also offer swimming lessons.

The Billings YMCA has been a vital part of the Billings community since 1905 and are located at
402 N. 32nd St,Billings, MT 59101. They can be reached at 406-248-1685 or visit their website at www.billingsymca.org.

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Choosing the Right Community for You

Posted by pruflo on August 4th, 2008

Buyer at houseIf you are buying a home, one of the first things your real estate professional will do before taking you on home tours is interview you to determine the type of house you want such as a 2,000-square-foot four-bedroom, split-level with a formal dining room and two-car garage. But just as important is the type of community you want to live in. Knowing what your requirements are will help narrow your home search and save time.
To expedite the house-hunting process, start by making a list of the dream home factors that are most important to you and your family’s lifestyle. Consider style, location, proximity to work and schools, yard size, children in the community, and of course, price.
Price and location generally are the key factors you’ll use to identify the communities that best suit you. If you are moving within the same city, you may want to start your community search by getting in your car and exploring. There are also resources on the Internet that let you compare communities.
You’ll want to ask yourself critical questions, such as: Do you dream of something quaint and charming that can only be found in an older area? Or, do you prefer everything new? Are you willing to sacrifice size and space for architectural detailing? What about drive and commute time to the office and schools? Will you forgo the number of bedrooms and a big yard for proximity to a lake or other recreational areas?
Whether you have children or not, buying a home in a community with good schools is important. It not only adds value to your property, but also is an attractive feature when and if you decide to sell. There are plenty of resources available to get information about schools within the communities you are considering. Various Internet sites offer school reports and profiles. They provide statistical data such as graduation rates, college-bound percentages, and standardized test scores. You can also learn about special programs the schools offer. In addition to these reports, many schools have their own Web sites you can peruse. And of course you can always talk to people in the area or take a tour of the school.
Additional factors you’ll want to consider during your community search are crime, recreational activities, proximity to shopping and restaurants, and other specific family needs.
Once you’ve narrowed your search to two or three communities that fit your price range and lifestyle, make comparisons of price and sales activity. Your real estate professional can help you determine which communities are most sales-worthy at present, and which are more likely to continue to be.
There are many factors involved in selecting the right community for you and your family. Discuss your options with your real estate professional. This will provide the information he or she needs to help you find property listings to tour. Remember, a targeted approach to house hunting is less time consuming, less expensive and more efficient.

Prudential Floberg REALTORS
E-mail for more information: pruflo@floberg.com

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Not in Our Town: Billings, MT

Posted by billings.montanablogpage.com on July 15th, 2008

This post sponsored by Prudential Floberg Realtors®

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Hospitals and Physicians

Posted by CityBlogMT on May 28th, 2007

When someone relocates they often seek information about physicians, specialists, hospitals and other types of health care, such as extended care. Is there a resource in Billings for health care information?

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Community Sports

Posted by CityBlogMT on May 28th, 2007

Living in Billings, Montana is a lot like living in any home town, with local sports being a big part of the lifestyle. Families look for T-Ball, Little League, soccer and of course, junior high and high school sports. What is sport organizations are in Billings, Montana? Are their sport opportunities for adults? Is there a parks and recreation department in Billings?

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City Lifestyles

Posted by CityBlogMT on May 28th, 2007

What are the lifestyle opportunities in and around Billings, Montana. Are there hiking clubs, biking trails, civic clubs, golf clubs, local arts and theater, lakes, streams, fishing, boating, camping or other types of lifestyle opportunities?

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