December
This Month’s Question: What does CC & Rs stand for?
Congratulations to last month’s winner, Cindy Bradford! FHA stands for Federal Housing Administration
Managing your Holiday Time
Do you ever feel that during the holidays you don’t have quite enough time to do everything you want? Here are some tips to keep you on track.
-Make a ‘To Do’ list but divide your tasks into 2 categories: ‘to do’ and ‘want to do’. Don’t worry about the ‘want to do’ category unless you absolutely have time.
-Get help! Enlist friends and family members to help by delegating some tasks
-Try shopping online to purchase gifts. The malls get so busy that it almost takes more time finding a parking space and waiting in line than actually shopping.
-Schedule some fun time or down time in with the rest of your to-dos. Force yourself to take some time on your own.
-Try to group tasks that can be done together to try and save time. Things such as holiday shopping and running errands can be placed in the same trip.
Happy Birthday!
Kathy Smerko - December 1st
Samuel Perez - December 5th
Tyler Stout - December 11th
Ben Martinez - December 11th
Sammy Lerma - December 18th
Angie Pugh - December 18th
Patricia Martinez - December 19th
Torger Erickson - December 19th
Cindy Bradford - December 20th
Johnny Martinez - December 23rd
David Kupfer - December 23rd
Jason Stromberg - December 23rd
Jordan Best - December 29th
Mike Carlson - December 29th
Paul Smerko - December 29th
Jeremy Gonzalez - December 31st
Thank you for referring your friends and family to us!
Kuki Ramierez, Kathy Wood, Ray & Stella Nieto, & Stacy Sas
November Newsletter
Test Your Real Estate Trivia! Be the first to email David at David@DavidKupfer.com with the correct answer and win two movie tickets to your local AMC theater. Everyone who replies with the right answer will be entered into a drawing at the end of the year for Fiesta Bowl tickets. Good Luck!
This Month’s Question
What does FHA stand for?
Congratulations to last month’s winner, Cindy Bradford! There are still zero down loan programs available!
* * * GOING GREEN * * *
With the latest emphasis on global warming, here are some tips to help you ‘go green’ and make a difference!
Change A Light Bulb
By replacing a standard bulb with a compact fluorescent one you will get more light for less money and save a lot of energy.
Keep The Car At Home
Most driving trips are under five miles, and you'd be surprised how many are under one mile. Try walking, biking, skateboarding, roller-skating, or taking the bus.
Quit Throwing Away BatteriesYou can use batteries that can be recharged over and over. You should also find out if there are companies in your area that recycle batteries.
Turn Off The Lights
This is such a simple thing to do, but sometimes it's so hard to remember!
Reuse A Bag
Some people carry a canvas or mesh bag they can use over and over. If you must use a paper or plastic bag, don't throw it away. Try to use the bag over and over--as many times as you can.
Don't Buy Aerosols
Aerosols can't be recycled--which means that they are guaranteed to end up in landfills. Instead of aerosols, look for spray bottles, liquids, powders, and roll-ons.
Happy Birthday!
Eric Herrmann - November 4th
Katie Lyons - November 11th
Ted Miller - November 12th
John Kovach - November 14th
Monika Herrmann - November 15th
Sophie Gutierrez - November 15th
Amanda Ratkovic - November 25th
Congratulations!
Rachel Barkley for Baby Morgan!
Eileen & Mike Tepp - Anniversary
Thank you for referring your friends and family to us!
Nate Lenoir
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