About Belfair's Trails End Lake

Trails End Lake Waterfront Community with South Shore Hood Canal Community Waterfront Access~

~Located in Belfair~

Located 5.5 miles from the center of Belfair, Trails End Lake is a residential waterfront community offering a 74 acre lake. Gas powered boats are not allowed on the lake. The lake is also stocked with fish for the communities fishing pleasure!

It's convenience to Belfair makes this a great residential location and its dual water access is an added bonus!

The community offers a community beach area along the South Shores of Hood Canal which gives the homeowners access to saltwater recreational activities as well!

It's maximum depth is about 30 ft. A community beach and paly area offers esy access for all its residents as well as there are lakefront homes and properties.

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If you would like to know about homes for sale in the Trails End Lake Waterfront Community, or other areas - drop me a line, give me a call or check out and search using your criteria for homes for sale in and around Belfair on my website! There are a lot of great homes with some great prices!

I also offer a FREE comparative market analysis for sellers tailored specifically for your home or property. If you would like more information on selling your home in this market, please give me a call, drop me a line, or stop on in! I believe in building relationships for life... YOUR SUCCESS IS MY SUCCESS!

In Flint Michigan the City has taken the proactive approach of removing old abandoned homes from certain neighborhoods.

The concern is that they attract crime.There is also potential for injury if someone were to go inside exploring such as a small child might do.

I think removing these home is a good idea. In fact it is being stated that the property values are going to rise almost instantly!

Now for part two. The above all sounded like a positive move to me until it was mentioned that the city is considering asking the residents in the remaining nice homes to relocate to other "better" neighborhoods in an effort to save money. The City has not approached homeowners yet but are crunching numbers on saving money by not providing some services such as garbage to just 1 or 2 people on a given street. They are looking in to the possibility of condensing the population and therefore saving costs.

What do you think? Is this a good idea gone to far? Is is fair to the tax payers? Would you support this in your neighborhood?

I wanted to take this time to thank you for purchasing a home that you are certain to love for years to come. I also wanted to congratulate you on your smart choice of timing.

Interest rates have hit historic lows and you have been able to take advantage of this tremendous opportunity. Not only have you saved money on your monthly payments you were able to use the $8,000.00 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit, because it had been at least three years since you have owned your own home. I was also impressed that you made an offer on a short sale, and even though it took an extra few weeks to close- you were patient and in the end you were able to get a terrific deal, and help the home owner out.

I know from experience that you and I will be sitting across from each other one day when you do decide to sell your home, and I will be able to show you what a great move you made when you purchased this home when you did. There will be those who will regret that they did not buy during this market, but you will not be among them.

Congratulations on your new home, may you have many happy memories here!

Sincerely,

Dinah Griffey, Michelle Roethle, and Ryan Lowe

www.thenorthwestlife.com or www.freenorthwestreo.com

I am really excited about the current real estate market. It seems to be coming alive and crawling out of hibernation. There are positive signs to be seen and heard all around us.

Houses are selling, Interest rates are low, Loans are being funded and we are enjoying success.

Have you been noticing positive improvements in your neck of the woods?

Please share you inspiring stories here!

I took this picture the other day when I heading out to TrailsEnd Lake. I thought the sky was remarkable. After I got home I down loaded the pictures, and I ignored this one until this morning. It is surprising how much different they can look when you increase the size. Do you have any surprise pictures that you would like to share? Please post them in the comments:)