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0 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 29 2007 07:33PMLittleton Ridge Views! Mint Maine Country Home, Machine Shed & 2.3 Acres!
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0 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 29 2007 07:24PMA Home In The $30's? Nothing Wrong With It? Nope...Maine Value!
See if this works for you...a ranch, in the country, with hardwood floors, garage on a cement slab..interested? Okay, it is just a couple clicks up the road from East Grand Lake region...and 9 miles from 
Houlton Maine shopping, hospital, etc. More? (Keep 'er coming boys) Full cement cellar, (outside entrance)..knotty pine den,remodeled kitchen, trees on three sides, private back yard.... Best part...Priced in the $30's! Nothing wrong here....Ready to own a second home in a four season scenic area of Northern Maine? Now can you go wrong at this price? Cary Maine home!
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0 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 29 2007 07:15PMSnowmobiling...(walking around machine in awe) What Is Maine Sledding All About?
Fall foliage still falling groundward. But in the back of many Mainer's minds, is snowsledding on 3500 miles of groomed trails. Families bundle up, and spend a weekend afternoon in the sun going where you can not get by vehicle. From the top of Number 9 Mountain west of E Plantation in Aroostook County, the tracks by your sled where you stop to enjoy the view show a rabbit...heck there are deer prints too. Snow from a tall fir slowly falls in the slight wind that swirls around your sledding party. It sparkles in the breeze as it lands while the sunshine filters thru the fluff. This is great. Unspoiled scenery. Machines off and just the sound of wind in the pine trees. No black flies, no phones ringing..just clean clear crisp air and sunshine while you lean back on your sled to talk about the trail ahead and the section you just witnessed. Laughing, pondering, spending time not hibernating in Northern Maine over the winter. Join a club, come north and rent a machine. The snowsled has an engine with oil injection, sometimes a studded track and carbide runners on the two skis to make it go where you want. Stay on the trail is good advice as if you venture off, you could sink and with 400 to 500 pound machine, do you really want to get a hernia lugging and tugging on the front end and back bumber to put it back on the trail? But make sure you stop and park on the side of the trail...not in the middle of it as other groups will cover ground quickly and may come around the corner behind you and Bingo...you are suddenly a target to avoid. Sunsets, ice fishing, zipping across a field or winding thru the woods...night or day, snowsledding gives your lungs a full dose of Aroostook County fresh air to oxygenate the brain. Shoulders may be a little tired after a 200 mile run, but good kind of tired. Phyical labor and fresh air and plans to do this again with the family. You can buy a decent sled for under $2000 and like any toy, you can spend $10,000 plus if you decide lets go to Quebec or Labrador on a real trip...for a week this winter. Whether a ten mile loop around a lake before supper or the pack clothes and a map for a long journey option, snowsledding is a sport that is addictive. From the days of 50 brands in the sixties and seventies to four major brands now, start looking into purchasing a snowsled to explore Northern Maine on! 
Get off the couch, put down the tv controller, stop surfing channels! 1 comment • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 28 2007 11:51AM"Ahhh..Saturday Morning (slurping coffee) No Cartoons For A Busy Broker.
Whole different attitude on a Saturday in Northern Maine...may have jeans and casual shirt, ease into work while the office help is off. Folks that drove all night to get here who only have a few hours and then (zing) 
back to lower New England 10 hours away. What is your routine on a Saturday? Business as usual with same Monday thru Friday atmosphere or is it more human, a little relaxed and a shorter day for you? I enjoy Saturdays because you have a whole different routine...not chasing attorneys or bankers for closings, dealing strictly with buyers and sellers on their off day too. Good day to get caught up on projects that have been dangling. Early on less phone traffic as you wait for the rest of the world to wake up and start thinking real estate.
back to lower New England 10 hours away. What is your routine on a Saturday? Business as usual with same Monday thru Friday atmosphere or is it more human, a little relaxed and a shorter day for you? I enjoy Saturdays because you have a whole different routine...not chasing attorneys or bankers for closings, dealing strictly with buyers and sellers on their off day too. Good day to get caught up on projects that have been dangling. Early on less phone traffic as you wait for the rest of the world to wake up and start thinking real estate. 3 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 27 2007 08:18AMHoulton Maine Rotary Radio TV Auction Coming....
Every Thanksgiving week, the Houlton Rotary Club collects over $50,000 worth of items to auction off..it is part of Thanksgiving in Houlton Maine. College kids home for the holiday drop into Watson Hall at the Episcopa
l Church on Main Street to visit, to bid, to meet old friends. Bidding on happy meals from McDonalds...tshirts, basketball tickets, yards of concrete, homemade items galore. The proceeds from the four decade rotary auction going to youth projects like exchange trips overseas, funding new lighting and sound equipment in local school systems. Or helping the local Houlton Regional Hospital purchase blood gas analyzers and other equipment that might not be purchased otherwise. Sponsoring little league teams, soap box derby race cars, helping build an outdoor ampitheatre for concerts thru out the spring/summer/fall. Recognizing local heros and volunteers with Paul Harris awards...in Houlton, the Rotary club makes things happen. This group of 70 members gets behind what needs a push..and has a super local reputation for getting the job done. The auction is broadcast on local cable and over WHOU-FM radio to get the word out. It is streamed on line...and folks bidding feel good because they get items with friendly spirited competition of an auction..plus knowing the proceeds do good work in the Southern Aroostook area. Kids bid, grandparents bake goods and bid...everyone knows the auction is part of the 
local Thanksgiving celebration. Listen to a Houlton Maine podcast on the auction. Watch the video of the Houlton Maine Rotary Auction too.
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0 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 26 2007 09:08PMThree Generation Households...Don't See As Many These Days!
"Good night Jimbob....." During the depression, on the farm, it was the norm to see mom and dad with family in the front home, and granddad and his sixty year bride in the rear section. Three generations of family under one roof. Eleven kids to help with the farming. Happy home filled with laughter, good food and no one was spoiled. They all knew they were loved and had a special place in the home and farming operation. In the cities, similiar "everyone under one roof" for economic reasons too. With the personal pan pizza drive thru in your Lexus age we live in, before nursing homes and babies born in hospitals, can you imagine a three generation houshold for you? It has lots of advantages and you definitely knew you were from a family that after a days hard work, on the open porch, you heard Grampy tell about when your dad was a mischievous child of nine and got into that scrape down at Mr Green's hardware store...."Need another ice tea there Mildred as I recollect a little?"
Can you imagine leaving the urban area you may live in, heading North to a Maine farm ?
Can you imagine leaving the urban area you may live in, heading North to a Maine farm ? 0 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 25 2007 11:07AMYou Are An Ambassodor ....For Your Home Town!
"One who goes on an errand" is the hebrew interpretation of an ambassodor. You may wear an "R"..the hardest working letter in the alphabet. But even though you may not have the legs for cheerleading, you are a cheerleader...for your hometown. On the road, brag up how lucky you are to live in your hometown. Take along chamber of commerce brochures. Educate folks about where you hail from. You may be the only person they meet from your town. In your home and office place, promote your town. On your blogs, your advertising, your conversation....be excited about your hometown. Join your civic groups, get involved in your community and do all you can to make it an even better place to live.
Active Rain is an excellent forum thru your blogs to put your hometown on the planet. As you read thru any of our blogs, you get a sense of where this person is from, what their area is like, how it is similiar or different than where you live. Regardless of whether you are a real estate broker, banker, stager, or service provider, whatever you do, promote and belive in your hometown.
Active Rain is an excellent forum thru your blogs to put your hometown on the planet. As you read thru any of our blogs, you get a sense of where this person is from, what their area is like, how it is similiar or different than where you live. Regardless of whether you are a real estate broker, banker, stager, or service provider, whatever you do, promote and belive in your hometown. 3 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 23 2007 07:58PMHappy But Tired New England Brokers, Bankers, Inspectors, Appraisers Today...
And the media had the Red Sox dead and buried for the year...until..wait..what is this..7-1 win over Cleveland Indians? Watched with great glee until after midnight as Josh Beckett fanned batter after batter. The Boston Red Sox have been behind in the count before and rose to the occassion. See you Saturday night in Boston as Shilling takes to the mound. He has been there before remember? No bloody sock this year...cool, calm and in command. Nice to know besides real estate, juggling family and community responsibilities...folks from around the country can root for the home team. In all of Maine, Red Sox Nation is alive, kicking and never without faith in their New England team! 3 comments • Andrew Mooers | Northern Maine Real Estate / Aroostook County Broker • October 19 2007 08:29AMYou're A Real Estate Broker In Sales Right? Talk Much?
Over a 50 years of "speaking", the average person would fill 1200 books. Or each day, the typical person utters enough to crank out speech to fill twenty single spaced type written pages. Not sure if this figures in talking in your sleep or not but over the hours you are awake, you could fill two books of 300 pages a month. Or 24 books each year. Thanks to phones, voicemail, shooting the breeze with folks you meet and family..heck, even your therapist who is paid to listen...you my friend are very verbal. That's a lotta words...do you really think about the ones you chose..with family, your co workers, your customers..or just crank out volume shaped slightly by reaction of the one on the other end? Do you stop and think about what the other person just said ? Or have a train of thought kicked into gear and PRESTO...you are three cups of coffee turned on speech wise? We conserve resoures, we look for ways to reduce and keep it simple..but what about our speech ? If we are in sales, we like and know how to talk. Maybe it is attention getting, maybe it is decided to inform and be helpful....maybe you just put into the speech trail everything you are thinking. All of us could work on our listening skills in this business and there is a reason God gave us two ears and one mouth. How are your listening skills since we just proved the average cat is pretty darn verbal? Or have you studied customers who have oral diarrhea that tend to waste your time or make your job harder trying to get your word and point in edge wise?
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