Maxsell Real Estate Comment Policy

By: Brad Nix, Managing Broker
Posted: July 29th, 2006
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* Spam will not be tolerated and deleted.
* Personal Attacks and inflammatory comments will not be tolerated and deleted – let’s be civilized.
* Blatant self promotion, unrelated commercials to the conversation, including links to commercial websites unrelated to the conversation will be deleted.
* Commenter assumes full responsibility for the content left on the site. Keep it clean, have common sense and there is nothing to worry about.
* Comments will not be edited or moderated, however may be posted with a delay.
* Before you get outraged about what you may have read on this blog, cool off and then check out the Communications Decency Act.

Public invited to open house on Cobb Comprehensive Plan update

By: Brad Nix, Managing Broker
Posted: July 17th, 2006
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An open house meeting on the 10-year update to Cobb County’s Comprehensive Plan will be held 6 p.m. Thursday, July 27 at the Cobb County Central Library, 266 Roswell Street, Marietta. Cobb County is in the process of updating the 2030 Comprehensive Plan, which will provide a strategic long-term vision and basic goals, objectives, policies and recommendations to help guide the county’s future growth and development. For more information, visit MappingCobbsFuture.org, or call (770) 528-2018.

Election 2006

By: Brad Nix, Managing Broker
Posted: July 17th, 2006
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It’s time to vote in the General Primary tomorrow, July 18th, 2006. Be sure to check out the Atlanta-Journal Constitution’s Voters Guide.

Just Back from Ireland

By: Brad Nix, Managing Broker
Posted: July 9th, 2006
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I had a great welcome home from a fellow blogger and nearby resident of Cobb County.

Dorky Dad wrote, “those looking for representation farther north (the I-575 corridor of Cherokee, Pickens, and Gilmer counties) would be well-served by Brad Nix from Maxsell Real Estate. Brad also keeps an active blog at Atlanta 575 Real Estate.”

Thanks for the vote of confidence! Here is a link to the post: Trying to get it right

By the way, our trip was wonderful…we saw amazing landscapes, explored ancient ruins, walked-through religous history, toured quaint towns, met quality locals and drank perfect pints of Guinness. I highly recommend Ireland for anyone who enjoys travelling.