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Living in Russellville offers some great advantages. It is a small, close-knit community with a hometown feel and friendly people. The cost of living is low and there are plenty of outdoor activities to explore, such as kayaking and camping in the nearby TVA Wildlife Management Area. The downtown area is quaint and provides unique shops and restaurants. Additionally, Russellville is convenient to many large cities in the region which can be reached in less than an hour.

Unfortunately, one unappealing aspect of living in Russellville is the lack of cultural activities and entertainment options. There are few movie theaters and few options for nightlife activities, making it difficult to find things to do in the evenings.

Patrick Pacheco
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I SPEAK REAL ESTATE!
When it comes to buying or selling anyones piece of Montana, Patrick is the articulate REALTOR that you want to represent ... see full details and contact information for Patrick ... Northwest Montana Association of Realtors FFA Lifetime Member/AQHA Member
Patrick has 15 recent and active property listings that range in price from $29,000 to $3,750,000 with the most recent sale on 2024-05-28.
Serving the areas of Denton, Whitehall, Zortman, Terry, Clinton, Galata, Crow Agency, Bynum, Homestead & Lima
Burke Tyree
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Your Professional Services for Real Estate
Burke Tyree, founder of Tyree Real Estate Inc., grew up in western Montana in the beautiful Mission Mountains and the ... see full details and contact information for Burke ... and enjoying time outdoors fishing, hunting, hiking, and mountain biking.
This realtor has 7 recent and active property listings that range in price from $169,000 to $595,000 with the most recent sale on 2024-07-01.
Serving the areas of Brockway, Dodson, Zurich, Joliet, Noxon, Hungry Horse, Plains, Drummond, Melrose & Elliston
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Jeff Mckinney
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At a young age, Jeff heard the words of Horace Greeley echo in his head: Go West, young man. So, he took Greeleys advice and ... see full details and contact information for Jeff ... for hunting and the great outdoors to Whitetail Properties Real Estate.
This realtor has 8 recent and active property listings that range in price from $114,750 to $1,300,000.
Serving the areas of Jordan, Outlook, Flaxville, Redstone, Rosebud, Terry, Alzada, Wolf Point & Froid
Jim Toth
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Relationships for Life
As a ranch broker, ag business specialist and fly fishing outfitter, the relationship between agriculture and recreation and ... see full details and contact information for Jim ... north of Bozeman where he enjoys fly-fishing, bird hunting and riding.
Jim has 10 recent and active property listings that range in price from $1,150,000 to $24,500,000 with the most recent sale on 2024-01-31.
Serving the areas of Rapelje, Raymond, Jackson, Milltown, Vida, Loma, Thompson Falls, Custer, Jordan & Dell
Caleb Campbell
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Caleb draws his experience from being a fourth generation Montanan, whose family has been raising cattle, crops, and horses ... see full details and contact information for Caleb ... efficiency in helping any client buy or sell a Montana ranch property.
This realtor has 0 active or recent property listings for $0 with the most recent sale on 2023-05-05.
Serving the areas of Sula, Sumatra, Brady, Kevin, Lame Deer, Highwood, Stryker, Twin Bridges, Antelope & Floweree
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There are several advantages and disadvantages to consider when buying property in Russellville, Alabama.

Advantages:
1. Affordable real estate prices compared to major cities in the US.
2. A low cost of living, which can be attractive for retirees, first-time homebuyers, or those on a strict budget.
3. A small town community where people know each other and are generally friendly and welcoming.
4. Great natural beauty with parks, hiking trails, and fishing spots.
5. Job opportunities from the local schools, hospitals, and utilities.

Disadvantages:
1. Limited diversity in the community.
2. Limited access to amenities and services available in larger cities.
3. Limited employment opportunities outside of the local area.
4. Rural location resulting in limited access to public transportation and long commute times.
5. Limited entertainment and nightlife options.

It's essential to consider your own lifestyle, preferences, and needs when choosing where and what type of property to buy.