WHAT TO KNOWAbout Home Hazards Radon A colorless, odorless gas that can seep into your home from the ground, radon is often referred to as the second most common cause of lung cancer behind
First Time Homebuyers
Dated: May 21 2019
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There are very important steps to take in your first home purchase, take a look.
1. Select the community, area or location you desire
2. Get pre-qualified by a home lender to find out your housing allowance
* You must set a housing budget that will allow you to live within your means
3. Call me (John Enxing) at 985-445-7287 and I will begin sending you properties of your likings and affordability
4. Off we go and house hunt
Northshore First Time Homebuyers
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A graduate of the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, John’s employment background includes 9-years active duty as an Air Force Command Pilot in the A-10, C-130, and an Instructor Pilot in the Cessn....
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