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Matt Case
Matt Case

I'm a dad, a husband, a REALTOR, sales manager, Director with one of the largest Real Estate Brokers in the nation, thinker of big thoughts, prefer my dreams and aspirations to be juicy and nearly overwhelming.

I am passionate about the real estate industry, not just the business, and volunteer my time so I can be involved in how the future of the industry evolves. I've been president of a local Realtor association, RPAC Chairman, and on December 3, 2009 will be sworn in as District 2 Director for the Michigan Association of Realtors.

I dig technology, am stubborn enough to be self taught in most applications, and don't always delegate well enough. I'm also a big fan of social networking, whether it's via web elements like Facebook, Twitter and blogging, or through making connections in social settings, service groups and my community.

I love life, have fun, am taller IRL, and I want to change the world.

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Great news for Beulah!

I got word last night that thanks to the efforts of the Beulah Boosters and cooperation of the Beulah Village Council, Beulah will have a “Day Dock” so that visitors from around the lake will be able to come by boat to town.  Spec’s are for a dock wide enough for benches to watch sunsets, and space for eight boats to tie up so people can go in and enjoy (read spend some money) in town.

This is something I’ve been railing about privately for a long time, and I think will be an awesome addition to the village- I can’t wait to use it.


The project of course has to go through MDNRE approval, but hopefully we’ll see it in place yet this year.

Kudos to the Beulah Boosters and John Darien of John Darien Homes whom I understand did a yeoman’s job in presenting the project.  As I understand it, this is moving forward because one individual is fronting the money for the project, to be reimburse through future fund raising.

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