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Buy a home in Marianna Florida

Are you ready to purchase your first or second home?  Are you looking for something in town, a subdivision or rural (like a farm)?  If you are going to buy a home rather than build do you know EXACTLY what to look for to make certain you are getting the most for your money?  Jim Roberts Realty has been in business in Marianna Florida over 43 years and has been through all the ups and downs of the market and still going strong today. We have been here and are still here for you today just like we always have been!  Read on to get the answers to your questions:

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  • Are you purchasing your first or second home?

    If you are ready to buy and you know exactly what you want in a home, GREAT!  We have quite a few homes in inventory or ready to be sold ranging in the low 20’s going as high as $499,999.  One of our agents will be ready to take your call and show you around whatever fits in your budget.  If you don’t know for sure which home you’d like and we’ll be happy to make suggestions to you based on our depth of knowledge of our properties and the area in general.

  • Are you looking for something in town, in the country or a sub division?

    Jackson County and the surrounding areas have magnificent scenery and resources.  You’ll never be too far away from what you are looking for.  We are centrally located between Dothan Al, Panama City Florida and Tallahassee Florida.  There are rolling hills and flat farm land.  Streams and lakes and rivers seem to come from all over and are always beautiful.  When you are here ask us to show you the Mill Pond and Lake Seminole.  We have some medium sized older and newer subdivisions in the area such as Indian Springs on the east side of Marianna and GreenField near Marianna High school with Spring Chase to the northeast.  Those are just 3 miles away from Marianna at the most and easy access to shopping, work and services like schools and hospitals.  So whatever your preferences are in terms of distance from your nearest neighbor or work, health or shopping Jackson county has you covered and Jim Roberts Realty is a Jackson County institution and we are the Realtor Marianna Florida.

  • Are you going to build a home rather than buy?

    In today’s financial climate we feel like building is definitely a better option than buying if you can.  Why?  When you build you have every option open to you.  The only thing you have to decide on is WHERE to build.  When building is what you want to do we have a great feel for the land options waiting one you.  If you just need 1 acre or many the low cost of land here in the Chipola region is far behind the actual cost of land nationwide comparatively.  That’s one of our yet undiscovered secrets.   We have years of experience with property sales and know that sometimes is could be a daunting task and are ready to help you navigate through the noise and clutter to have a better land buying home building experience.

 

Thanks for visiting Jim Roberts Realty.  Give us a call and one of our agents will happily get you started on your way to buying a home or buying land to build a home on in Jackson, Washington, Holmes, Calhoun or Bay counties.  It really is a wonderful place, why so many locals have always and continued to call it home.

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