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A Bad Day at the Lake is Better Than a Good Day at Work

July 3rd, 2010 by Tom Horn · 4 Comments · Appraisal, Market Trends, Photos From The Field

100 0814 300x225 A Bad Day at the Lake is Better Than a Good Day at WorkHave you heard that saying?  I have been fortunate lately to be very busy at work , which is a blessing in today’s economy.  I recently had an assignment at Lay Lake, in Shelby County, Alabama.  I do a fair amount of work in this area but none recently.  Contrary to the title of this post I was able to have a good day at the lake and work.  For those  not familiar with the lake it is located approximately thirty-five minutes south of Birmingham, Alabama in Shelby County. It is a 12,000 acre reservoir that was created for hydroelectric generation and recreation.  The Bass Masters Classic was held here this year.flowers of a mimosa tree 300x225 A Bad Day at the Lake is Better Than a Good Day at Work

Property values in this area are holding steady compared to other locations, however there appears to be an oversupply of inventory which could cause values to start to drop.  Property types range from small fish camps with manufactored homes to large water front acreage.  This is a beautiful area that you should try to visit if you ever get the chance.

On my way home from the inspection I saw this guy trying to cross the road.  My trip to Lay Lake was a refreshing break from the typical inspections I have in town.  You can learn more about Lay Lake here.
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