Real Estate, News, and Information, for St Tammany Parish LA
Southeastern Louisiana University. http://www.selu.edu/ Business Research Center
Data on our Economy. From the National level, down to the coverage of St Tammany, Washington, Tangipahoa, St Helena and Livingston Parishes for the first Quarter of 2009.
Sweet.
Download Economic_Reporter_Spring 2009
For a look at any past issues, please visit SLU Economic Reporter Archives
Thank You
Marc Pellettiere
From the Louisiana Department of Public Health, Infectious Diseases Epidemiology.
www.infectiousdisease.dhh.louisiana.gov
This is a good PDF. Hope it gets some good use. Thank you Randy.
Marc
Pictures of Baby Thoroughbred Horses. I have more pictures in the photo album on the right. Just an FYI.
Marc Pellettiere
These don't really need much introduction. I have more pictures in a photo album.
Baby Thoroughbred horses, born in Folsom, LA
Marc
Came across this while surfing. Sean Payton NFL Videos. I think the Saints are gonna kick "you know what" this year, though I do have a tendency to think that each year. No injuries. Reggie runs like the wind, Colston is healthy all year. The defense rises into the upper half of the NFL, especially with excellent additions through free agency and the draft.
The New Orleans Saints will be tough all year.
Marc
Available for download as well: Download LA Land Use Toolkit
If you are developing land anywhere? This is a good place to start. It is a modular toolkit designed for city and parish planning officials. The toolkit allows for easy intergration into existing municipalities, as well for future growth. From residential and commercial to agriculture and ecosystems. A comprehensive plan now exists. Woot! (I went to a 2 hour seminar at SLU on it. It is professional and able to work on many levels, IE from small town squares, to larger cities, even parish wide jurisdictions, giving the ability to view the larger plan, incorporating all needs.) I suggest you check it out, especially if you are concerned about our future growth and development in St Tammany and Louisiana.
For more information. Please visit www.LandUseToolkit.com
Thank You
Marc Pellettiere
Download St Tammany Parish Foreclosure Sale, June 3rd, 2009
Attached is a list of the properties sold at the St Tammany Foreclosure sale scheduled for April 29th, 2009.
Download Sold Properties, STP Foreclosure Sale 4_29_2009
Also here is a list of the cancelled foreclosure sales in St Tammany Parish for 4/29/2009.
Download Cancelled Sales, STP Foreclosures 4_29_2009
If you have any questions, please contact us at your convenience. You may also visit www.StTammanyForeclosures.com to have a list of foreclosures available in St Tammany Parish, LA emailed directly to you on a weekly basis.
You may also visit www.StTammanyREO.com for a list of REO / Bank Owned homes, matching your specific criteria, emailed to you.
Thank You
Marc Pellettiere
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Also visit www.StTammanyREIA.com for any questions concerning real estate, including home values, inventory, days on market. Questions about researching deeds or mortgages with the Clerk of Court, foreclosures, short sales, REOs, mortgage pre-qualification, title insurance, home inspection. You name it, we are going to cover it. If we do not have the answers to your question, we will make sure you get in touch with the right person. This is our goal. We are here to provide information and build relationships.
We meet the last Wednesday of each Month from 6:30 – 8:30pm.
View Progress by Parish: Post-Katrina New Orleans in a larger map
Came across this map in my searches. What a great resource for post-Katrina data in Orleans, Jefferson, St Bernard, Plaquemines, and St Tammany Parishes.
Hope you enjoy.
Thank You
Marc Pellettiere
Being slightly late for our 3rd monthly REIA gathering last night proved costly for me and at the same time was quite a pleasant surprise. I walked into (actually did not get "into" the room) a full house of investors (some more seasoned than others), realtors, appraisers, and some who just wanted to know what the others and the speaker (Ken Moran of Stewart Title) was willing to share.
Keeping with our plan, it was an informal, interactive and extremely informative session of sharing. Sharing the knowledge of those who had it with those willing to acquire it. I overheard comments from the group specifically referring to the information such as; "This is Good Stuff", or "I did not realize that..", or "Where can you get that..". This type of interaction was not the only thing that suprised me about last night's meeting. The size of the group also surprised me, as well as, their extreme focus to what each who spoke had to say.
I guess its the 25 years of appraising that has forced me to guard my knowledge of data or procedures, but the most surprising of last night was the tremendous amount of free flowing knowledge, and the equally impressive reception of that knowledge.
However, with success comes its pains; the size of the group has out grown the space we have available to us presently. I believe for next month's meeting we should seriously consider moving to a larger venue. I would suggest to each who reads this blog - submit an alternative location and Marc, Skip and I will investigate the feasibility of each.
I can not wait til next meeting, I woke up this morning (my 15th wedding aniversary) and could not stop brainstorming about what St Tammany REIA could do next, and WHERE!. Great Job Marc!