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Blog Post Construction on 256th St

Construction on 256th St

The construction project to widen 256th St has moved in front our office in the East Hill Professional Center which means at certain times of day our clients might find it difficult to get to our office. When you are stopped, if you explain that you are going to the Bell-Anderson...
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Blog Post Canned Food Drive for NW Harvest

Canned Food Drive for NW Harvest

Our 50th Anniversary year is over and what a year it was! We are excited to announce that for our 51st year, Bell-Anderson is sponsoring each employee to choose a community project that is dear to their heart to support. Our first project has been put together by Front Office Coo...
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Blog Post Emergency Supply List

Emergency Supply List

Are you ready for a natural disaster? Ready Kids & The Federal Emergency Management Agency present this Family Supply List (source: http://www.ready.gov/document/family-supply-list#.UnF2RZV4_wA.email) Emergency Supplies: Water, food, and clean air are important things to ...
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Blog Post Daylight Savings: 9 Important Tasks Beyond Changing Your Clocks

Daylight Savings: 9 Important Tasks Beyond Changing Your Clocks

Source: http://blog.allstate.com/daylight-savings-9-things-to-do/ Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 3, when we set our clocks back an hour. Many of the devices we use to tell time will make that change automatically, but, of course, you’ll have t...
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Blog Post 6 THINGS GOOD TENANTS HATE

6 THINGS GOOD TENANTS HATE

Courtesy of Landlord Solutions, http://landlordsolutionsinc.com/2013/09/6-things-good-tenants-hate/ Posted on September 24, 2013 Don’t mess up a good thing by making your good tenants mad. Here is a list of the top things you can avoid to keep your best renters from want...
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Blog Post Kent residents urged to use non-emergency phone number to report less critical situations

Kent residents urged to use non-emergency phone number to report less critical situations

KENT, Wash. – September 11, 2013 – Kent residents are urged to dial 253-852-2121 to report non-emergency situations, ensuring that 911 will be readily available for actual emergencies, according to Kent Police Chief Ken Thomas.   Examples of calls that are approp...
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Blog Post SE 256th St Closure Until Fall of 2014

SE 256th St Closure Until Fall of 2014

From now until Fall of 2014, SE 256th St (the road outside our office) will be closed from 109th to 116th for road improvements. Clients will still be able to access our office from the west end of SE 256th St where it splits from Kent Kangley. Thank you in advance for your patie...
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Blog Post Paralysis by Analysis: Breaking Board Inaction

Paralysis by Analysis: Breaking Board Inaction

by Dan Zimberoff, Partner at Barker Martin When faced with a difficult or controversial issue, many community association boards of directors become paralyzed, overwhelmed, reactionary; and in some instances, all of the above.  Such inaction often leads to delay, adverse fin...
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Blog Post "It Is What It Is" - A Very Personal Blog Post from Tom Jonez

"It Is What It Is" - A Very Personal Blog Post from Tom Jonez

You can view the original post here: http://www.plumblinemanagement.com/blog/it-what-it This last week I was reminded of a simple and yet core leadership trait during a lunch meeting with Vickie, who is the CEO of her own management company (she is also our good friend). As we...
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Blog Post Bell-Anderson Broker Among Women Honored for Changing the World of Real Estate Management

Bell-Anderson Broker Among Women Honored for Changing the World of Real Estate Management

Vickie Gaskill, MPM®, CPM® is among a group of 72 women from the U.S. and abroad honored recently by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM®) for their positive impact on the real estate management profession. Recognized for innovation, mentoring, community ser...
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