Category: Southbound Enterprises

Welcome Our New Agent, Covey Wise III!

4/29/2019

Southbound Enterprises is please to announce that Covey Wise III has passed the state and national exams, meeting all requirements to become an agent in real estate.

Covey has worked for more than 15 years in business-to-business sales, sales management, and business development. He is ready to assist clients with their next residential/commercial real estate, investment property, farm/land, or oil/gas/mineral rights transaction as an agent with Southbound Enterprises.

Additionally, Covey holds a degree in leadership from Floria Christian College and is an evangelist with Monroeville Christian Church. He is also a member of the Murrysville/Export Republican Committee. Covey resides in Murrysville, PA with his wife and their five children.

Friends and clients may contact Covey at (413) 758-8167 or email him at covey@southboundenterprises.com for professional real estate service.

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Welcome Our New Agent, Joshua Swinehart!

3/4/2019

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Southbound Enterprises LLC is pleased to announce that Joshua Swinehart has passed the PA state and national sales exam, meeting all requirements to become a licensed real estate agent.

Joshua has served customers in the Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, and Columbia areas specializing in business sales and management. Returning to his home town, he decided to direct his attention away from corporate America and focus instead on helping individuals and families achieve their real estate goals.

Being formerly employed by multibillion-dollar companies, Swinehart understands the importance of time and productivity. Inversely, he also understands the importance of being recognized for individuality--nobody should be treated as a number. Combining a results-driven work ethic and a client-first mentality, Joshua plans to help each and every person reach their real estate dreams while being valued in the process.

Joshua resides in the New Kensington area with his girlfriend and young daughter. Making family his number one priority, he devotes his free time to creating memories and experiences that they will always share together. Having a purpose and a cause greater than oneself leads to fulfillment, therefore Joshua's family is his motivation to become successful in real estate.

Friends and clients may contact Joshua at (724) 954-8812 or josuha@southboundenterprises.com for professional real estate service.

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23 Tips For Moving With Pets

4/26/2018

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As if moving wasn't stressful enough, moving with pets can add a whole new layer of stress and concern to the process. There's a lot to think about in terms of safety, comfort, and fear with animals while moving. Here are 23 tips to help you help your cat or dog before, during, and after a move.

Before Moving

Consider what the neighborhood is like where you're moving. You'll want to be in a pet-positive community that isn't too traffic-filled. If you're moving into an apartment, condo, or townhouse, be sure dogs and cats are allowed.
Scope out local veterinarians, dog parks, pet stores, and grooming salons in the area you're moving to so you have an idea of where these facilities are located.
Learn about any local ordinances in your new town by checking with the city or county clerk's office. This will help you learn about limits on the number of pets per household, zoning laws, leash laws, and licensing rules.
Make sure both your cats and dogs are comfortable with a crate. Try leaving the door of their crate open and putting food, treats, or toys inside in the weeks and days leading up to the move so they have a positive association with the crate.
If your pets aren't used to riding in the car, try taking them for a few short trips that gradually lengthen over time to get them accustomed to being in a moving vehicle.
Visit your current veterinarian for a final checkup, any needed vaccinations, and obtain all health records and prescription medications.
During the packing process, try to keep your pets routine as normal as possible. Introduce boxes and moving supplies slowly and with regard to how your pets will react.
Prepare a first aid kit equipped with gauze, adhesive tape, bandages, and peroxide. Keep an emergency veterinarian line phone number programmed into your phone, too.

During The Move

Keep your pets in another room, at a friends house, or at a local kennel during the moving process so they don't escape while things are being carried in and out of your home.
If you keep your pets home with you, make sure to tell all movers to be aware of your pets and which room they are in so they don't escape.
Try to keep your pets' routine as normal as possible to avoid too much stress.
Keep your pets' food, water, and medication on hand during the drive or flight.
While moving into your new home, look for any cords, wires, food, poisonous plants, or garbage your pet could be harmed by and move or remove it before allowing your pet in the home.
Keep your dog or cat secure at all times, either on a leash or in a crate.
Be sure to give your pets attention and love during this time! They will be able to sense if you're distracted or stressed out and may take on that stress.

After Moving

Slowly introduce your pets to their new surroundings, one room at a time. Make sure your cat knows where its litter box is located, your dog knows where the door is to go outside, and that both cats and dogs know where their food and water dishes are located.
Pay a visit to your new veterinarian for a checkup and bring a copy of your pet's health records.
If your cat or dog has a microchip, make sure to update their location information.
If your cat or dog has an ID tag, make sure to have a new one made with any updated information.
Introduce your dog to neighbors to gauge whether or not they are uncomfortable around dogs.
Introduce your dog to the neighborhood by going on a walk so he or she can become accustomed to their new surroundings.
Visit local pet stores, grooming facilities, and dog parks to meet other pet owners.
Treat your dog or cat with lots of love, walks, playtime, and treats for a job well done during the move!

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