10534 Thornview Drive
Sharonville, Ohio
Asking $130,000
Helping Buyers and Sellers in all areas
surrounding Cincinnati, Ohio.

A towering praying mantis greets visitors as they enter the gardens. Several enormouse ants appear to march over the hills. A colossal dragonfly hovers above the pond. These larger-than-life creations of David Rogers’ “Big Bugs,” descended upon Glenwood Gardens on Saturday April 30th.
If you have not been out to see these Big Bugs then 
come out the weekend of the 16th and 17th. Joining these
creations will be the Cincinnat VW Club and the VW Bugs.
Park will open at 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday
and Sunday from 12 noon to 5 p.m.
Big Bugs features 13 anatomically and proportionately
correct, hummungous insects contructed of wood and
other natural materials. The praying mantis, for example,
towers at 20 feet and weights in a 1,200 pounds! (An actual
praying mantis is about two to three inches long.) This traveling exhibit also includes
damselflies, grasshoppers and a spider in its web.
Big Bugs will include dozens of special events and programs, including a 5k bug run, concerts, nature hikes, insect Olympics and more.
Admission to Big Bugs is $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for children ages two to twelve and includes admission to the Highfield Discovery Garden. http://greatparks.thundertix.com/
For a complete list of programs, special events, school field trips and discounts, visit:
http://www.greatparks.org/bigbugs/



Knowledge and experience are the keys to successful real estate transactions.
Buying and selling real estate is a complex matter.
Your Realtor will provide you with information detailing current market conditions and financing options.
Consider your priorities and what your needs currently are and how long you intend to occupy the home. Make a list of your house hunting criteria. I take that information and enter the criteria into your own (username / password protected) website for your use during the home buying process. It makes life so much easier when you have one place to go to shop, make notes, look at maps, etc.
Take your time, it is a big decision and you want to do it right! Purchasing a home can be a very emotional experience.
A house is shelter but it is also where you live, relax, entertain friends, and possibly raise your family. You want to be certain you are doing the right thing!
Be sure to consider the community amenities, commute to work, and the school system ratings.
Once you have decided on the home you would like to purchase, now it’s time to apply for your mortgage. If you are looking for a quicker close, I would definitely do this during, if not before, we start looking.
Interest rate and loan terms can be confusing. Make sure you receive all of the information and that you understand all of the costs associated with the loan.
A proposal to buy includes both the price and terms. Terms are extremely important and should be reviewed carefully.
Your Realtor will prepare the purchase agreement and present your offer.
No homeowner should be without insurance, it protects homeowners in the event of catastrophes!
Mortgage compainies require a homeowners policy in order to be able to close. When you are ready the lender will help to coordinate the proper wording that shoudl appear on your policy, that states who the lender is.
All of the necessary paperwork needs to be signed to complete the trasaction.
The closing is usually held at the title company and conducted by the closing agent of the title company being used. I will help to coordinate the closing time to make sure all parties can attend.

I do know just from my own experience that if manufacturing starts to pick up that the real estate market will do so a few months later. This is what I have seen to be true over the last few months as far as manufacturing is concerned. Let us all keep our fingers crossed that what we are reading below will hold true and that the market will begin to turn for the better.
Freddie Mac’s chief economist is optimistic that the housing market and economy will improve in the second half of 2011.
Freddie Mac Chief Economist Frank Nothaft said mortgage rates will likely remain historical lows of between 4.5 percent and 5 percent for the remainder of the year. Also, he expects more buyers to stop waiting on the sidelines as recent price drops in home prices have improved affordability.
Nothaft said consumers’ uncertainty about the economy has caused them to delay home purchases and other “big-ticket items.”
“Some potential buyers who have the means to buy are awaiting clearer signs that home values have firmed,” Nothaft says.
But Nothaft says they should be getting their signs in the second half of the year, with projected job gains, and a growing, improved economy.
“Even though near-term concerns over income and sales growth are restraining consumer spending, business hiring, and new building, a number of positive signs in the economy indicate that growth will continue and is likely to accelerate in the second half of this year,” Nothaft said. “Look for a gradual improvement in housing activity in the coming year.”
Source: “Freddie Mac Economist Sees Sunny Economy in Second Half,” HousingWire (June 27, 2011)
Read more:
▪ U.S. Recovery: ‘Housing’ or ‘Lending’ Illusion?
▪ Gear Up for a Housing Comeback

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From rear of lot to the front
View of the tree tops from lot.

Mid front of lot to rear view
Road side view heading west.
Road side view heading east.

Parcel #1 is .886 Acres
Parcel #2 is 1.103 Acres
To be sold together as a package!
This shot is from the corner of Springdale Road and Daleview
looking West.
Looking East
Looking from Corner to South on Daleview
Cleared area.
Note: This property is currently zoned Residential.
Would need a Zoning Change for a 4-6 Unit Commercial Office Complex to be built.
Research has been done regarding the ability to build a 4-6 Unit Structure.
I have information on the requirements for a treatment works facility sized for one hundred thousand gallons per day or less. If you or anyone you know might be interested in this property I would be happy to share this information that I have collected.
The 4-6 Unit Commercial Office Complex would be placed on parcel 510 0230 0035 00.
The Sewage Treatment Plant to be located on parcel 510 0230 0309 00.
See Hamilton County Auditors Plats of the properties being discussed.
There is an assessment project for gravity sewer about 600 feet from these lots. Purchaser could
see if they would consider extending it down to Daleview and the Springdale Road parcels.
If you or anyone you know is looking to make a move to the Cincinnati, Ohio or Surrounding area
Call Me at 513 766 0829
Serving areas of Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren Counties.
Single Family or Multi-Family
Land or Build
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This lot backs to property with horses!
Helping Buyers and Sellers in all areas
surrounding Cincinnati, Ohio.
To include Counties of Butler, Clermont,
Hamilton and Warren.
Mason, Deerfield Twp., West Chester,
Liberty Twp. And many others!

Beautifully Decorated with New Light Fixtures / New Laminant Flooring in the Entry,
Kitchen and Laundry Room areas.
Eat In Kitchen with view thru to Dining Room and Great Room with Cathedral Ceiling.
2 Full Baths / Attached Garage
Walk Out to Balcony with Wooded View
Club House / Pond(s) / Wild Life


If you or anyone you know is looking to make a move to the Cincinnati, Ohio or Surrounding area
Call Me at 513 766 0829
Serving areas of Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren Counties.
Single Family or Multi-Family
Land or Build
Call Today
Licensed in OH