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Mobile, Alabama’s Midtown area now has over 300 active listings as of this writing. Asking prices are from $29,900 to $1,500,000 depending on amenities, location and square footage.

Albert Cheney, with over 35 years experience, is ready to assist you with all of your real estate questions about the Midtown area as well as other historic Mobile information.

Below is a listing of some of the neighborhoods within Midtown Mobile. Please call Al Cheney at (251) 533-2424 or email to Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com for additional information.

  • Ashland Place Historic District
  • Battery Heights
  • Bridlewood Estates
  • Brookwood
  • Church Street East Historic District
  • Cromwell Place
  • Dauphin Acres
  • Dauphin Place
  • Delwood
  • Demouy Place
  • DeTonti Square Historic District
  • DuBroca Tract
  • Ellinor Place
  • Flo-Claire
  • Floral Gardens
  • Glendale Park
  • Homer Place
  • Hunter
  • Indian Creek
  • Leinkauf Historic District
  • Lower Dauphin Street Historic District
  • Lynnwood
  • Meadowbrook
  • Mechem & Bixler
  • Midtown Historic District
  • Mount Island Place
  • Oakleigh Garden Historic District
  • Old Dauphin Historic Way
  • Rosswood
  • Silverwood
  • Stoneridge Condominiums
  • Touart Tract
  • Western Annex
  • West End
  • Westlawn
  • Windsor Warwick Condominiums

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BLOG-SPRING-HILL-BusinessCenter-02132010 [11]The neighborhood name Spring Hill was originally an early 19th century Spanish land grant settlement. Spring Hill is one of Mobile, Alabama’s oldest neighborhoods. Over 150 years ago, Spring Hill gained its prominence when Mobilians built summer homes to seek refuge from the semi-tropical heat of the city and the Yellow Fever epidemic carried by mosquitoes.

Spring Hill has a sense of community with good neighbors and wonderful neighborhoods with antebellum and majestic oaks covering many of the streets, such as, The Cedars, Dilston Lane, Tuthill Lane and WimBLOG-SPRING-HILL-BusinessCenter-02132010 [02]bledon Drive. Spring Hill is also an active area with many individuals and groups of friends cycling, jogging, walking and expressing their patronage for the local businesses along McGregor Avenue and Old Shell Road as well as other adjoining streets.

BLOG-CCofMobileAndFairway-02132010 [02]The Country Club of Mobile is located in Spring Hill and provides its members with fine Southern dining, swimming pool, tennis courts, 18-hole golf course and a short 9-hole course. In nearby Langan Municipal Park, Mobilians and its visitors can enjoy the various lake views, walking paths and the wonderful lakefront Mobile Museum of Arts which maintains a fine permanent collection as well as hosting prestigious temporary exhibitions throughout each year. And, just minutes west from the museum, you can enjoy the Azalea City Golf Course ($16 to $39 depending on time of day, cart or walking), the Botanical Gardens and the Mobile Tennis Center, one of the largest of its kind in the United States. Since 1930, Spring Hill College, the oldest school of higher learning in Alabama, has been serving the Mobile Bay Metro Area with a beautiful 18-hole golf course (available without membership) from $32 to $39 each, depending on mornings and afternoons, includes a cart, or Mondays and Wednesdays which also includes a lunch.

Spring Hill’s retail area includes an active branch of the public library, dentists, doctors, grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, women’s & children’s clothing stores, and other professional services. Mary B. Austin, one of Mobile’s oldest public elementary schools, is located along Provident Lane, north side of Old Shell Road. St. Paul’s Episcopal and St. Ignatius schools located nearby provide parochial private education.

Springhill Memorial Hospital, physician’s offices and a fitness center are located along the south side of Dauphin Street, near Interstate U. S. Highway 65, and across from many restaurant facilities and retail shops, such as, Alabama Outdoors, Ann Taylor Loft, Atlanta Bread Company, Ballins, Claude Moore, Coldwater Creek, J. Jill, Jimmy Johns, Jos. A. Bank, Legacy Village at Spring Hill, Metzger’s, Talbots, The Wine Loft, Tropical Smoothie Café, True Restaurant and Zoe’s Kitchen.

BLOG-SPRING-HILL-HOMES-02132010 [17]In a tough economic climate, the property values within Spring Hill have done better than most other areas in the city of Mobile due to its desirability. With this stated, individuals and families can find many choices for housing, from a small condominium to a spacious home on a large lot. Currently, there are approximately 231 active listings from $44,850 to $3,300,000 asking prices. Recent housing saBLOG-SPRING-HILL-HOMES-02132010 [12]les, about 70 sold records, for the past six months ranges from $37,500 for a one bedroom, one bath condo to $950,000 for an over 6,000 square foot home with 4 bedrooms and four bathrooms near the Country Club of Mobile. Therefore, Spring Hill has housing price offerings to fit any budget!

BLOG-SPRING-HILL-HOMES-02132010 [14]For more information about Spring Hill or any other neighborhood in the city of Mobile, contact Albert Marshall Cheney, Certified FHA Approved Real Estate Appraiser, by calling (251) 533-2424 or visit the web site, http://CheneyAppraisalServices.com/. Al Cheney covers all of Baldwin County and Mobile County in The Mobile Bay Metro Area of Alabama.

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BLOG-CharlestonOaksEntranceSign02242010 [01]Charleston Oaks subdivision is located in West Mobile, along the east side of Sollie Road (city limits boundary) and just south of Cottage Hill Road.

The Charleston Oaks neighborhood is a popular city residential area with most home sizes ranging from 4,100+ square feet to 7,600+ square feet.

There have been around five home sales since the beginning of 2007 according to online multiple listing records. The sale prices ranged from $420,000 to $1,300,000.BLOG-CharlestonOaksHomeListing02242010 [03]

Currently, as of this writing, the multiple listing service indicates five active listings: $449,900; $489,569; $546,000; $679,000; $799,999.

If you are interested in more detailed information about Charleston Oaks or any other neighborhood in the Mobile Bay Metro Area, call Al Cheney at (251) 533-2424. Click here, http://www.CheneyAppraisalServices.com, for other information.

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WEB-BlogPhoto-KingsMillSubd-2009 [12]The Kings Mill subdivision is located along the western side of WEB-BlogPhoto-KingsMillSubd-2009 [05]Knollwood Road, south of Cottage Hill Road, the western part of Mobile, Alabama.

The Kings Mill development has 39 homes, built between 1998 and 2004, with most having 1,850+- square feet to 2WEB-BlogPhoto-KingsMillSubd-2009 [03],700+- square feet of living area. The majority of homes have 3 bedrooms and 2 or 2 1/2 bathrooms. There are about nine homes having 4 bedrooms. The home values will mostly range between $275,000 and $300,000.

Albert Cheney, Cheney Appraisal Services, covers the Mobile Bay Metro Area, Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama. Albert Cheney is an active Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser and FHA Approved Appraiser with 35+ years experience in the real estate industry. Call Albert Cheney at (251) 533-2424 or Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com if you require more information about Alabama real estate and ordering a “Certified” real estate appraisal report.

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When interviewing a home inspector within The Mobile Bay Metro Area, Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama, ask the home inspector what type of report format he or she will provide for you. There are many styles of home inspection reports used by property inspectors, including the checklist, the use of computer generated inspection programs and the narrative style.

Some home inspection reports are delivered on site but most may take as long as 4 to 6 delivery days. All of the home inspection report systems have pros and cons.

The most important issue with a home inspection report is the descriptions given for each item or component. A home inspection report which indicates a condition as “Good,” “Fair” or “Poor” without a detailed explanation is vague and can be easily misinterpreted by a reader. An example of a vague condition would be:

Kitchen Sink: Condition – Good, Fair or Poor.

None of these descriptions will give the homeowner enough of a reason for the problem. Does the sink have a cosmetic problem? Does the home have a plumbing problem? A good home inspection report should supply you with enough descriptive information about the home’s condition and its site. An example of a descriptive condition is:

Kitchen Sink: Condition – Minor wear, heavy wear, damaged, rust stains, or chips in enamel finish. The recommendation is sealing the sink around the counter top.

As you can see, this narrative description includes a recommendation for repair. Narrative home inspection reports without recommendations for repairing deficient items may be difficult to comprehend if you have limited knowledge of construction.

You should take the time to carefully read your home inspection report and become very familiar with its comments and recommendations. Your home inspection report should have a legend, key, symbols or icons which will assist in understanding your report. It is much easier to understand the overall condition of a home if a home inspector provides sufficient information. Therefore, interview and carefully choose your home inspector wisely.

At the end of the inspection, your home inspector may provide a summary with a question and answer period. Use this opportunity to ask questions regarding terms or conditions you may lack familiarity. An experienced home inspector should be able to explain confidently with answers to your questions. If for some reason a question cannot be answered at the time of the inspection, the home inspector should research the question and obtain an acceptable answer for you. For instance, if the home inspector’s report states that the concrete foundation has common cracks. Then, consider asking, “Why are they common cracks?” An appropriate answer might be: “Common cracks are usually due to normal concrete curing and or shrinkage.”

Cheney Appraisal Services recommends that you accompany your home inspector through the entire inspection if at all possible. By doing this, it should help you better understand the condition of the home and the details of the inspection report.

Again, read the home inspection report completely and understand the condition of the home you are about to purchase. After all, it is more than likely, one of your largest investments you will ever make!

Below are most of the home inspection companies to assist you within The Mobile Bay Metro Area, Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama (Bay Minette, Bayou La Batre, Belle Fountaine, Bon Secour, Calvert, Chickasaw, Chunchula, Citronelle, Daphne, Dauphin Island, Eight Mile, Elberta, Elsanor, Fairhope, Foley, Fort Morgan, Grand Bay, Gulf Shores, Hollingers Island, Irvington, Josephine, Kushla, Lillian, Loxley, Malbis, Magnolia Springs, Marlow, Mauvilla, Miflin, Mobile, Montrose, Mount Vernon, Ono Island, Orange Beach, Oyster Bay, Perdido Beach ,Perdido, Point Clear, Robertsdale, Saraland, Satsuma, Semmes, Silverhill, Spanish Cove, Spanish Fort, Stapleton, Stockton, Summerdale, Theodore, Whistler, Wilmer, Wolf Bay).

Please also check resources, such as, online telephone directories for other home inspection companies. A client, homeowner and or visitor should always interview a home inspector before contracting their services.

http://www.amerispec.com/
http://cartierinspections.com/
http://www.hometeaminspection.com/
http://www.homesouthinspections.com/
http://www.affordable-home-inspections.com/
http://www.nahi.org/al-alabama-home-inspector.asp

Are you looking for Alabama Appraisers, Alabama Certified Appraisers, Alabama FHA Appraisers, Alabama Appraisers Baldwin County, and Alabama Appraisers Mobile County? Then always remember, Al Cheney, Cheney Appraisal Services, “Certified FHA” Appraiser, when ordering home appraisals within Baldwin County and Mobile County, Alabama. Call (251) 533-2424 with your order and questions.

Are you looking for other appraisers in the southeastern part of the United States? Well, Cheney Appraisal Services  is continually updating its web site with listings and web links to “Certified FHA” Appraisers in other major cities and towns of Alabama as well as in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.

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“Spring Hill” is a popular Mobile, Alabama neighborhood area located between Airport Boulevard WEBphoto-WimbledonFountain-07212009 [02]and Spring Hill Avenue & Zeigler Boulevard; west of Interstate Highway 65; east of University Boulevard. Most property values in “Spring Hill” will widely range from $125,000+ to over $2.5 million.

Al Cheney is ready to assist you! Contact Al Cheney at (251) 533-2424 to discuss your appraisal assignment(s). Websites: http://www.CheneyAppraisalServices.com/, http://www.MobileAlabamaFHARealEstateAppraisers.com/, http://www.CertifiedAppraiserNames.com/.

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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR “CERTIFIED” AND “FHA” APPRAISERS IN BALDWIN COUNTY AND MOBILE COUNTY, ALABAMA?

Cheney Appraisal Services can handle all of your Baldwin County and Mobile County, Alabama real estate property appraiser needs. Cheney Appraisal Services supplies only the highest quality Baldwin County and Mobile County, Alabama real estate appraisals. The Baldwin County and Mobile County appraisal districts are areas where we can satisfy all of your home appraisal needs. Our real estate property appraiser is fully licensed and certified residential. Al Cheney is a real estate appraiser fully qualified to handle your home appraisal, appraisal when settling an estate, tax appraisal and any other appraisal need, such as, vacant land and legal reasons.

Certified & FHA Home Appraisals starting at $295 per report!*

Albert Marshall Cheney, Cheney Appraisal Services, Mobile, AL, accepts residential assignments within The Mobile Bay Metro Area, Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama.

Here are many communities and towns (with most zip codes) serviced by Cheney Appraisal Services, Baldwin County, Mobile County, Alabama:

Alabama Port 36523, Axis 36505, Barnwell 36532, Bay Minette 36507, Bayou La Batre 36509, Belforest 36526, Belle Fountaine 36582, Bon Secour 36511, Bucks 36505, Calvert 36513, Celeste 36522, Chickasaw 36611, Chunchula 36521, Citronelle 36522, Coden 36523, Creola 36525, Crossroads 36507, Daphne 36526, Dauphin Island 36528, Dawes 36619, Earlville, Eight Mile 36613, Elberta 36530, Elsanor 36567, Fairhope 36532, Fairview, Foley 36535, Fort Morgan 36542, Georgetown 36521, Grand Bay, Gulfcrest 36521, Gulf Shores 36542, Hollingers Island 36605 36582, Indian Hills 36613, Irvington 36544, Josephine 36530, Kushla 36613, LeMoyne, Lillian 36549, Little River 36550, Lott, Loxley 36551, Malbis 36526, Magazine, Magnolia Springs 36555, Marlow, Mauvilla 36613, McIntosh (only) Washington County, Miflin, Millertown 36613, Mobile 36608 (and all other zip codes), Moffett 36587, Montrose 36559, Mount Vernon 36560, Mullet Point 36532, Oak Grove 36613, Ono Island 36561, Orange Beach 36561, Oyster Bay 36542, Perdido Beach, Perdido 36562, Pinegrove, Point Clear 36564, Prichard 36610, Rabun (Rabon) 36507, Robertsdale 36567, Saint Elmo 36544, Salco 36505, Saraland 36571, Satsuma 36572, Semmes 36575, Seminole 36574, Silverhill 36576, Spanish Cove 36549, Spanish Fort 36527, Stapleton 36578, Stockton 36579, Styx River, Summerdale 36580, Tensaw 36507, Theodore 36582, Tillman’s Corner 36619, Toulminville, Turnerville, Whistler 36612, Whitehouse Forks, Wilmer 36587, and Wolf Bay.

Cheney Appraisal Services will also accept appraisal assignments within the town of McIntosh, Washington County, Alabama only.

Here are most of the appraisal report services with fees provided by Cheney Appraisal Services:

  • Condominium Appraisal Report $295 & $325
  • Single Family Residential Appraisal Report, detailed information $295 & $325
  • Limited 2055 “Interior” Appraisal Report $275 & $300
  • Limited 2055 “Exterior” Appraisal Report $225 & $250
  • Complex Or Waterfront Residential Appraisal Report $400-$500+
  • *“Certified” FHA Single Family (Home) Residential Appraisals for Baldwin County, Alabama and Mobile County, Alabama *$295 & $325
  • Desk Review Report $100
  • Relocation (RELO) Appraisal Report $450
  • Acreage Or Lot (Land) Appraisal Report $200 & $250
  • Recertification of “Value Opinion” $75
  • Field Review “Exterior” Appraisal Reports $200 & $250
  • Construction Draw Or Final Inspections $75 & $100
  • Duplex, Triplex Or Other Assignments More Distant Quote

The above list covers many appraisal report services provided by Cheney Appraisal Services within The Mobile Bay Metro Area of southwest Alabama.

If you do not see your appraisal report requirement listed above, contact Albert Cheney, 1-251-533-2424 or email, Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com, with your home or residential appraisal orders and or questions. The business facsimile is 1-251-252-7737.

Manufactured home report assignments are NOT accepted by Cheney Appraisal Services. We apologize for any inconvenience resulting from our company policy.

As of 1st April 2009, the new Form 1004MC must be included within all lending related appraisal reports. SAVINGS for the AMCs (Appraisal Management Companies), clients, lenders and homeowners: The above FHA/CONV appraisal report fees include this new form!

*Further Explanation And Guidelines: The FHA fees will be $295 for homes within reasonable distances, i.e., within the city of Mobile, and homes further out, i.e., rural areas, will be $325 and sometimes $350.

Clients will be contacted within around 24 hours or less. Report turn around times will mostly vary between 2 business days and 5 business days depending on complexity, distance, market research, etc. A report turn time will start with the completion of the appraiser’s home inspection.

The “special & lower” fee is paid in advance or during the home’s visual inspection (receipt given at this time) or, paid by the client/lender before release of a report.

Invoiced fees can be arranged with guaranteed payment within 30 days but add $75 to the above FHA & single family residential full report fees and Limited 2055 Exterior & Interior report fees. (The additional invoiced fee of $75 per report applies only to these type of forms.)

*The new fees and guidelines are effective as of 13th JUN 2009.

Are you looking for appraisals for Bankruptcy, Estate & Probate, Divorce (Matrimonial Disputes), Tax Appeals, Litigation Support, Foreclosure, Environmentally Distressed Property, Feasibility Analysis for Zoning Issues, Eminent Domain/Condemnation, and FHA Mortgages?

Call Al Cheney today and look for upcoming pages with many Certified FHA Appraisers in the other major cities and towns of Alabama and in the States of Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas.

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Historic Mobile is always filled with adventures and events each week of each year. Walk around downtown Mobile or take a walking tour of the historic homes and feel the presence of the past-Mobile’s history and its people. Also, consider the following November events
in the downtown area of historic Mobile.

The “Greek Fest” is from the 5th to the 7th of November, 2009 and experience the sights and sounds of a “Holiday in Greece!The event is located at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on Ann Street between Dauphin Street and Government Street. A delicious “Taste of Greece” with entertainment on the grounds of the Hellenic Center next to the church always has many people enjoying live Greek dancing and music. There will be an abundance of wonderful traditional food, such as, roast lamb, Grecian chicken, dolmathes, pastichio, spanakopita. For more information visit this site, http://www.GreekFestMobile.org/, or call (251) 438-9888.

The “Lighting of the Trees” celebration will be held on Friday, 20th November 2009, in downtown Mobile’s Bienville Square beginning at 5pm. Join Santa as the holiday season is kicked off! There will be holiday sights and sounds to amaze. Between the Holiday Gift & Farmers Market, festive children’s activities, carolers and crafts, and other local entertainment all evening, there is sure to be something for children of every age. For more information visit this site, http://www.NCSMobile.org, or call (251) 208-7540.

A world of entertainment awaits you at the annual “Mobile International Festival” at the Mobile Civic Center Main Arena on Saturday, 21st November 2009, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm! The Gulf Coast’s premier international cultural event is celebrating 25 years of exciting family fun. Enjoy the adventure of firsthand experience of varied cultures. See the arts and crafts, hear the sounds, be entertained, participate in children’s activities and taste the flavors of the world. For more information, please visit this site, http://www.MobileInternationalFestival.org, or call (251)470-7730.

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Looking for city of Mobile “Certified” Home Appraisers in historic downtown?

Then look no further than Al Cheney, Cheney Appraisal Services, for “Certified” Residential Appraisals and FHA Appraisals in the historic areas of downtown and midtown areas.

Al Cheney also covers other outlying areas of
Mobile County, Baldwin County, and the Eastern Shore
(Daphne, Fairhope, Montrose, Mullet Point, Point Clear, Spanish Fort).

Al Cheney is an Alabama “Certified” Residential Real Property Appraiser
for the State of Alabama and a FHA Approved Appraiser,
with over 30 years of real estate experience.

Are you an owner looking to sell your home in historic Mobile? Cheney Appraisal Services offers only a $225 full appraisal report fee within the city limits of Mobile and a $250 fee for all other areas within Baldwin County and Mobile County.

Al Cheney will give you a specially designed and targeted appraisal report with a derived value opinion estimate, value range estimate, and other necessary marketing information to assist you in selling your home. If you are unsure of what asking price to offer, then isn’t having a “Certified,” specialized, professional appraisal report your answer for a more
targeted marketing strategy and a quicker sale of your home?
Call and talk to Al Cheney today!

Please visit these web sites, http://www.CheneyAppraisalServices.com, http://www.MobileAlabamaFHARealEstateAppraisers.com, and http://www.RealtyLeaders.biz for more information on fees, services,
Mobile’s history and real estate, and the Mobile Bay Metro Area,
Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama.
Call Al Cheney at (251) 533-2424 with any additional questions.

Are you ready to order your city of Mobile, Alabama appraisal assignment?
Then, please click this web site link, https://cheneyappraisalservices.appraiserxsites.com/iFrame.aspx?FileName=client.x&ReferrerGUID=d4142893-75d8-4681-997d-eaa83d48b8cb#top, an online ordering system for your convenience. You may also send your city of Mobile
appraisal assignment order by facsimile, (251) 252-7737.

The mailing address is Cheney Appraisal Services,
Post Office Box 7907, Spanish Fort, Alabama 36577-7907.

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The city of Mobile and the other communities within the Mobile Bay Metro Area (Baldwin County, Mobile County, Alabama) have the opportunity to capture many more economic projects if, as area businesses and residents, we continue to stand together “as one!”

We must all participate in the promotion of our area, whether it’s in a small way or a big way. You can contribute with only a smile to a weary traveler visiting our area (they might be moving here or relocating their business) or keeping the trash picked up around your home. Landscaping, mowing the lawn, or volunteering to assist with your educational talents are certainly other ways to place your positive mark upon our metropolitan bay area.

Also, even more small and large businesses should consider banding together, promoting our area through worthwhile local civic, economic and marketing projects. It is through these ongoing positive efforts and promotional projects which will continue to keep us progressive, in contention for even more economic opportunities and, certainly, noticed by outsiders looking in. These outsiders just might want to jump right in with us, so they can also experience the economic flurry of opportunities. Our local assets and opportunities to compete surround each of us every day. So open your eyes widely, see the possibilities and potential, and the next time you look into a mirror, realize that you are looking at one of our greatest assets!

It could be raining economic projects’ money in the Mobile Bay Metro Area, so here are some recent newsworthy articles (links below) for your reading. “Let these articles stoke your embers of creativity and professionalism, and turn them into your flames of positive ideas and possibilities!” – AMC

Please send me your comments, opinions and suggestions.

http://blog.al.com/live/2009/10/forbes_columnist_gives_mobile.html

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/28/realestate/commercial/28alabama.html?_r=2&ref=business

http://www.baldwincountynow.com/articles/2009/10/29/local_news/doc4ae87e66ae3dc680435966.txt

http://www.wkrg.com/alabama/article/auto-plant-in-bay-minette/379896/Sep-24-2009_1-48-pm/

http://www.wkrg.com/alabama/article/big-economic-honor-for-mobile1/100846/Jun-12-2009_8-50-pm/

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Al Cheney is a native of southern Alabama and a graduate from the College of Business and Management Studies, University of South Alabama. Al Cheney has maintained an active real estate broker’s license for thirty-six years and president of his company, Realty Leaders Corporation. Of course, most people know Al Cheney as a Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser and FHA Approved Appraiser with over 30 years experience. Al Cheney also has past experiences and professional involvement with advertising, graphics, photography, marketing and writing.

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