Author Archives: Pat Aeschliman

About Pat Aeschliman

Whether buying or selling your current residence or looking to purchase vacant land, I will help you move in the right direction. Real Estate is one of the largest investments you will make in your lifetime. Working with an experienced REALTOR should be a top priority. With 30 years of full-time experience helping clients make good investment decisions, let me be the one to help guide you through your real estate transaction. When changing lifestyles, jobs, relocating, or looking for that beautiful piece of property to build your dream home, I can assist you in making those plans a reality. Browse my pages for environmental links, municipalities, schools, tax estimator. Always feel free to contact me during business hours.

Keep Your Camera Ready

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Pat Aeschliman

Keep your Camera Set to the Highest Resolution.  I was in the right place at the right time with the right equipment and still not prepared.  My husband and I were visiting friends in TN and they decided to take … Continue reading →

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Tour America’s Oldest Net Zero House

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Pat Aeschliman

Wonderful to see that an old historic home in the city of Ann Arbor has reached mission zero.  This “Mission Zero House is America’s oldest and Michigan’s first net-zero energy home – meaning the home produces more than its owners consume.”     Don’t … Continue reading →

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Keep the outside of your home free of wood and debri

Posted on June 6, 2011 by Pat Aeschliman

Summer is soon approaching, however, this is the time of year to do preventative maintenance around the outside of your home.  Please read about how to prevent insect damage to your home. What a great article. http://www.houselogic.com/articles/prevent-insects-damaging-home/?nicmp=dfsocial&nichn=hltwitter&niseg=20110607_preventpests

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