BUILD WEALTH! KEEP YOUR FAMILYS HARD EARNED PROPERTY

Lets work together on pushing home ownership initiatives to keep our neighborhood an awesome place to live work and play! We get calls every month from neighbors who arr fed up with issues caused by investors who fall to properly screen and/or monitor tenants of the residential units they own. Many of these units fail to be properly maintained. Let's work together to open new doors to home ownership in North Pratt and Pratt City! Let's help our homeowners make the modificatiins they need for their homes to be repaired and modernized.
Your house isn't ugly when you are able to properly maintain and update it. This year let's work together to help our neighbors make needed improvements to the place they call home.

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