Raytown, MO

"We Wish You A Merry Christmas" as performed by the Raytown Girls Scouts, Troop #305 for the residents of The Bickford House.

From them to you and from us at Turn-Key Properties LLC, We wish you a Merry Christmas!

This is a very short video, please enjoy!

After weeks of rather comical negotiotions the property on 9808E. 76th St in Raytown, MO has officially been acquired by Vizion. I guess the bank finally realized that they might as well sell the property to someone who actually wants it and has the means to pay for it.

Vizion’s last property in Raytown was 7416 James A. Reed and while that property was unique in its own right. Its hard to beat a newer generation Vizion home.

This property is slated to close around the 20th of November and will be ready by the first part of January.

A Quick Video

More Info On Project 76

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Some days are just not that productive. I'm stuck in my office with my truck in the shop. Seems I came to a fork in the road!

Unfortunately; now its in my tire, and to make matters worse I found out if you own a Chevy and you don't drop your spare down a use it for a few years it gets stuck and you can't get it down. There is a safety device designed to keep your spare tire from falling out of your truck.

That safety device rusts shut and then you have to take a torch and a cutoff tool to it to get your tire out.

Fortunately the good people at Roberts Chevrolet in Raytown are going to replace the whole assembly for me. Good folks said that even though I was out of warranty they would honor it since I had never used the spare.

Seems this is a common thing in Chevy trucks. So if you have a Chevy truck, go out, drop the spare tire while you still can and spray some lithium grease on the hoist assembly. Or you may find yourself at a fork in the road and not being able to get your spare tire down to use it.

Project 76, the highly anticipated Vizionkc Raytown acquisition is dead.  A replacement for Project 76 has been found in the popular Brookside area details on this new project will outlined in a later most.

Reason For Project Death:  Silly Banks.  You would think that with all the bank owned properties on the market that banks would be chomping at the bits to sell some real estate.   Apparently that is not the case.  While it would not be wise to go into great detail regarding Vizion’s acquisition methods I can say that this deal died becouse the bank decided to be unrealistic and unwilling to work with a qualified and able buyer.

This would have been an awesome Vizion home and it saddens me to see it go but with two projects coming up in Brookside its hard to feel down.

One Last Look at Project 76

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– Justin of Vizionkc