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Are you looking to buy a house in Orono, or know anyone who is? If so, don’t miss out on owning this rare gem and beautiful home! Schedule a showing now 💎🏡❤️

Jessica Lautz, NAR Deputy Chief Economist and Vice President of Research, reacts to mortgage rates remaining nearly flat as the new year began.

Merry Christmas! ❤️

Another Maine’s charms : blueberries🫐 🥧❤️

Come whenever it's good for you! Until further notice, we'll have the gate open to the u-pick organic highbush blueberry field from 8am to 7pm, and there are so many berries to pick. Berries are $7/quart, and we accept cash, check, and venmo.

One of the consequences of that near-constant rain up until a week ago or so is that we're scrambling to make all the hay now that we would have spread out over the last month in a (more) normal summer. We hope to be out there working and picking with you all in the blueberry field around the end of the week or weekend, and I got word today that the sablés bretons are coming back!

Maine summer beauty
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Happy 4th of July from all of us at RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn! 🎆

We hope you have a safe and wonderful holiday!

It’s time for Strawberry picking in Maine 😊🍓

Strawberry season. 🍓

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It’s a beautiful day in Real Estate ❤️

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Dreaming of a home in another country? 🏡

Did you know that your local RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn Agent has access to an international network of agents all over the country AND the world!?
Let us help you take that first step. We can introduce you to an agent all over the US, the islands, and in over 110 countries.

Recently, our Agent Ning Sawangjaeng Re/Max Jaret&Cohn traveled to Bangkok, Thailand and stopped by RE/MAX Executive Homes! So great to see our local roots making global connections.

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In Real Estate, you learn one fact about life is that you can do your best but always be prepared for when things don’t turn out the way you had hope for. I supposed to have a closing before the trip but due to the loan process, it had to be delayed.

I am so grateful for my colleagues who stepped in to make my clients felt supportive.

Grateful for my clients who has been absolutely wonderful to me from the beginning of the process to the closing. Thank you 🥰

Happy Monday!
Congratulations to Ning Sawangjaeng Re/Max Jaret&Cohn and her very happy clients for buying their new home!

Are you looking for your perfect new place? Give Ning Sawangjaeng Re/Max Jaret&Cohn a call! 207.323.0814

Real estate transactions can be extremely emotional for both sellers and buyers.

For sellers, they have to let go of the special place where they made countless memories and called “home” for many years.

For buyers, they are making a commitment and stepping into an unknown.

My role? I hope that throughout the process, my clients feel that I am with them every step of the way.

It’s an understatement when I say I am grateful for my clients, for entrusting me with one of the biggest and hardest decisions they will ever have to make.

I am proud of earning these awards. However, I know I couldn’t be where I am today without my clients trust, or without the support and guidance of my colleagues.

Much Gratitude 🙏

Ning

I am very grateful working with this amazing team and a group of wonderful, fun and kind people. 🥰

Love working with this group of amazing women! ❤️

International Women's Day is a time to celebrate the inspiring and powerful women in our lives and around the world. Let’s use this day to uplift and honor women everywhere and take the time to recognize their resilience, strength, and courage. 🌸

Here's to our women Agents & Agent Support Team here at RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn! 💙

"Real Estate cannot be lost or stolen, nor can it be carried away. Purchased with common sense, paid for in full, and managed with reasonable care, it is about the safest investment in the world." Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Look forward to learning more so I can help my clients even better.

Happening TODAY! Grab some lunch and join us from 12pm-1pm.

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RE/MAX is global! ❤️

Let's bring a little warmth to this chilly day! ❄️

Are you dreaming of warmer climates? Did you know that your local RE/MAX Jaret & Cohn Agent has access to an international network of agents all over the country AND the world!?
Let us help you take that first step. We can introduce you to an agent all over the US, the islands, and in over 110 countries.

Recently, our Agent Ning Sawangjaeng Re/Max Jaret&Cohn, traveled to Aruba - just another reminder of our local roots making global connections.

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Hopefully everyone stay warm and safe
wherever you are in Maine ❤️

(February 2, 2023): Governor Janet Mills and Maine emergency management officials are urging Maine people to prepare for the extreme winter cold expected this weekend and to exercise caution throughout it.

Maine is forecast to experience a level of extreme cold temperatures that only occurs about once every decade. The National Weather Service (NWS) Offices in Gray and Caribou report wind chills are expected to remain well below zero across the state for at least 48 hours beginning Friday morning. The potential exists for wind chills below -35F along the coast and below -45F in the foothills and mountains. High temperatures Saturday will remain below 0F in the mountains and in the single digits along the coast. River freeze-up jams are possible this weekend.

“Temperatures this weekend will be extremely – and dangerously – cold across the state,” said Mills. “Please take extra precautions, be careful if you go outside, and be sure to check on your family, friends, and neighbors to make sure they are okay. MEMA will be working closely with county emergency agencies and local partners to support warming centers.”

“If you have to be outside this weekend, remember to take care, and dress for bitter cold weather. Frostbite and hypothermia are real risks when temperatures are this extreme, said Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention Director Nirav D. Shah. “If you start experiencing signs or symptoms of frostbite or hypothermia, it’s important to get inside immediately.”

“Now is the time to prepare for this dangerous period of extreme cold,” said Maine Emergency Management Agency Director Peter Rogers. “Make a plan and check in on your neighbors and friends during this cold snap.”

Warming and Charging Centers – which are operated by local municipalities – are opening in communities across Maine. Visit MEMA’s website to find a location near you: https://www.maine.gov/mema/response-recovery/mass-care. You may also dial 2-1-1 or visit their website for a list of locations.

The Maine CDC emphasizes preventing hypothermia and frostbite. Both can be avoided by wearing layered clothing, gloves, hats, and proper footwear to reduce skin exposure. This is an important precaution to take, even if only outside briefly. If you suspect you might have hypothermia or frostbite, rewarm yourself slowly and seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Tips to stay safe during extremely cold weather:
- Avoid prolonged outdoor activities.
- In the event you become stranded in your car, your emergency car kit should have blankets, a first aid kit, food and water, a cellphone charge, and a flashlight with extra batteries.
- Prepare for power outages. If using a portable generator, always operate it outdoors and away from any open window. Ensure you have working smoke alarms and Carbon Monoxide (CO) detectors.
- Do safety checks on your elderly neighbors and those who are ill.
- Individuals with medical or life support devices should have extra batteries for medical equipment and assistive devices. Notify your utility company, local fire or police department if you need assistance.
- Do not leave your pet outside for extended periods of time. Provide shelter for livestock and be sure their water supply is not frozen.

For further tips or resources on heating during the winter months, visit the Governor’s Energy Office’s Winter Heating Guide.
To prevent water pipes from freezing:
- If there are water supply lines in the garage, keep the garage doors closed.
- Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to allow warmer air to circulate around the plumbing, especially if your sink is on an exterior wall.
- Leave your thermostat set to the same temperature during day and night - A cold snap is not the time to set back the thermostat at night to save a few bucks on your heating bill.
- If you plan to be away during cold weather, leave the heat on in your home and set to a temperature no lower than 55° F.

If your pipes do freeze, you can safely thaw them by:
- Turning on the faucet because running water through the pipe, as cold as it is, will help melt any ice in the pipe.
- Applying heat to the section of pipe using an electric heating pad wrapped around the pipe, an electric hair dryer, or a portable space heater that’s kept away from flammable materials. Do NOT use a blowtorch, a kerosene or propane heater, a charcoal stove, or any device with an open flame because high heat can damage the pipes or even start a fire. Make sure to apply heat until full water pressure is restored. Check all other faucets in your home to see whether you have additional frozen pipes because if one pipe freezes, others may freeze, too. If you are unable to locate the frozen area or if you cannot thaw the pipe yourself, call a licensed plumber.

Mainers are encouraged to stay tuned to alerts and warnings through media or by downloading the free FEMA app on their smart phone, which provides targeted preparedness information, alerts and warnings for specific areas. For more information on preparedness please visit MEMA on Facebook or Twitter.

Mass Care | Maine Emergency Management Agency County Town Location/Type Address Status Notes Androscoggin Auburn Auburn Family Development Center 100 Valerie Circle OPEN Auburn: Open 4 PM Friday, 2/3 to Noon Sunday 2/5. Bus Service will be available from the YMCA Androscoggin Greene Green Fire StationWarming Center 106 Patten Road OPEN Greene F...

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Interesting numbers in Real Estate.
Factors that affect home buying and selling stat?

1. Demand and supplies
2. Interest rates
3. Pricing strategies
4. Timing (demands and supplies)
5. Overall economy

Spot the difference! These days, it’s so important to be extra vigilant! Check & double check!

Whether it’s big or small, a kitchen is the heart of a home 🏠

Hosting 101: Make the Most Out of Limited Kitchen Space If you love to cook and entertain, check out these alternative storage solutions for helping maximize areas like cabinets and countertops.