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Relocating to Fairbanks or North Pole, Alaska? Have orders to Fort Wainwright Army Post or Eielson Air Force Base?
Often relocating means establishing new banking and other financial relationships at your destination. We have created this directory to assist those relocating to Fairbanks and Interior Alaska in the selection of a new financial institution or other allied financial professionals. This is not a complete list of every bank, lender or insurance firm in our area, rather we have listed those we have dealt with in the past and have found to be reputable firms. If If you know of a firm that should be listed here, please email us and we will consider them for inclusion. |
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Jesse & Kathy Clifton, better known as 'The Spouses' are full time Realtors serving Fairbanks Alaska buyers and sellers. They specialize in residential real estate; new and existing construction as well as undeveloped land in Fairbanks, North Pole, Ft. Wainwright, Eielson Air Force Base and Interior Alaska. Visit their website to review the fee market reports designed to keep you updated on the local Fairbanks Alaska real estate market. Have specific questions? Feel free to contact them anytime. They would love to hear from you.
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The premier real estate team in the Golden Heart City; we provide results oriented buyer and seller representation.
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I like what you have been doing to your posts. All the graphics look good. I am working on doing some of that stuff myself. As I do not have any inspections to do this weekend, and I have gotten all my work done, I can play in the rain.
Did you import these as embedded objects through a html editor? I was going to play with some of that later today. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated.
A new arrival to your community only has to look to your blog for great info.
Jesse & Kathy,
Great looking and informative post!!! Thanks, Fran
Jesse & Kathy, I like the way you laid this out in categories and columns and with the embedded links. Very clean and easily navigable. You guys are always so creative!!
What a great idea, Kathy & Jesse! This is just the kind of info hat people are looking for when they relocate!
Love the photo - you area going to participate in the miltary relocation contest aren't you?
Michael- I created the post in HTML... it give me more control. Getting the code just-so could cost you a few grey hairs though. The graphics I created in word, saved as images and uploaded. There is probably a much easier way to do that, btw. If you run into issues just shoot me an email and I'll be happy to see what I can do.
Dan - Thanks... ready to trade all that sand and sunshine or snow and -40? :)
Fran - It's still a work in progress. I'll update and add to it as time goes on.
Gary - I'm not quite happy with it but the HTML code was getting the best of me. I needed to take a break before I lost my few remaining marbles.
Margaret- High priase indeed coming from the Queen of Anne Arundel Country. :)
Thesa - This is going to be a hectic week but I'll manage to squeeze in a post or two.