We are entering what is arguably the Greatest time of the year!  As the days grow longer, we begin to feel the warmth of the sun and all of Mother Nature's creatures become more active.   That includes 3 very important groups; (1) Fish, (2) Home sellers, and (3) Home buyers!!  






As the days grow longer and we near the beginning of March, the fish begin to head to the shallower waters.  They begin feeding heavily in preparation for the spring spawning season!  This is great news for those that enjoy standing out on the ice in 30 to 40 degree temperatures catching large fish!  March is a wonderful time of year for all ice fisherpeople!








Also as the days grow longer and we enjoy some warm sunny days, many land and cabin owners begin to think about selling their current property or buying a new piece of dreamland!   Now is an excellent time to review our listings and see what is out there.  We have some GREAT property deals and the phones have been a buz with activity about current and future listings!
If you don't have your property listed with us, please call me today!  We will be showcasing all of our listings at the St. Cloud Sportsman's Show this weekend and there will be many buyers walking the aisles to see what deals are there!  Don't miss this great opportunity to turn your property into an opportunity to "trade up"!  If you can, stop by our booth and say "Hi"!
Springtime is also a great time to think about creating something new on your dreamland or renovating something that already exists.  Don't hesitate to contact Outdoor Creations & Renovations, a local business that can handle all your needs!
If you don't join us this weekend in St. Cloud, please come up and see us and enjoy the wonderful warm spring ice fishing season.  Then, catch us at the Lake Home & Cabin Show in Minneapolis in April!
The buying and selling season has already started!  Enjoy the coming spring and don't miss a single opportunity this year!
Have a blessed week!
Marc Ruyak
REALTOR, SFR
Gallery of Homes
Longville, MN
(218) 838-1862