Bluebonnets are beginning to bloom and will soon blanket Austin roadsides, making morning commutes a little more beautiful. This is my favorite time of year, when the Texas’ state flower blooms as if its sole purpose is for us to enjoy, and of course, take photos in!

If you’re looking for a perfect place to start planning your bluebonnet photo-op, here is a list of best places to find bluebonnets in Austin! For more spots around Austin, visit Texas Bluebonnet Sightings page.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Capital of Texas Highway/ Hwy 360
St. Edward’s University
Montopolis Drive
Toll Road 130 & FM 969 in East Austin
Brushy Creek Lake Park, Cedar Park
Teravista Subdivision in Round Rock, Westinghouse Road

Other noteworthy areas:
RR 2244/ Bee Cave Rd.
Bull Creek & 45th St.
Hwy 71 West to Marble Falls
Hwy 71 East/21 to Bastrop
FM 1431 to Cedar Park
Hwy 195 in Georgetown
Hwy 130 in Round Rock
FM 1626 in Kyle

I am ready to help you with all your real estate needs. Call me today and let me know how I can help!

For those times when you want to go out with your kids but don’t want to spend a lot of money (especially on little mouths) I present to you a list of Austin restaurants where kids eat free during the week. Bon appétit!

***All restaurants were called and verified on March of 2015. Most restaurants that offer “Kids Eat Free” do so only at specific times (i.e. dinner only) and most with the purchase of one adult meal per child. Please click on restaurant links for locations and further information. Many of these restaurants offer kids eat free on multiple days for a total of 75 options throughout the week!***

Mondays

1. Baby Acapulco – “Baby A’s has solidified itself as a unique and original Austin favorite.”
2. Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill – “Features a main dining area and a full service bar with great variety of local and international wine and beer, as well as mixed alcoholic beverages.”
3. Buffalo Wings and Rings – “The kind of inviting place where friends and family like to get together, watch a game and share stories over the best wings and rings anywhere.”
4. Café Hornitos “The salsa is excellent, the food is good and the prices are low.”
5. Café Mueller (@HEB) – “Café Mueller will serve a variety of chef-inspired meals, hard to find wines and a wide selection of Texas craft brews on tap.”
6. Casa Chapala  – “Our little slice of Mexico in the heart of Austin! We specialize in authentic, fresh Mexican cuisine, served with care by the friendliest staff in town.”
7. Changos Taqueria – “Fresh. Natural. Delicious. Fast…Made Right Before Your Eyes.”
8. El Rincon Mexican Restaurant – “We specialize in delicious and reasonably priced cuisine, including our house specialties and other customer favorites.”
9. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
10. Fuddruckers – “Making the world happy, one great burger at a time.”
11. Hill Country Pasta House – “Since 1991, The Hill Country Pasta House has been serving traditional Italian fare with a Southwestern kick in a friendly, neighborly atmosphere.”
12. Jim’s Restaurant – “There’s always something good cooking at Jim’s! …(providing) the best in service, food and hospitality to hungry Texans”
13. La Salsa – “The Little taquería that started it all. Come in to experience the sights, sounds, smells and great tastes of La Salsa Mexican food restaurants.”
14. Sundancer Grill – “Sundancer Grill is the new premier restaurant on Lake Travis featuring a bistro dining experience with a casual lakeside atmosphere.”
15. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for it’s highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!”
16. Tres Amigos – “Classic Tex-Mex Since Forever. Whether with your family or your friends that are like family, Tres Amigos offers delicious food, margaritas done right and friendly service that’s all about you.”
17. Westside Alehouse – “A fun environment that features some of the best craft beers from around. Live Music on the beer garden Friday and Saturday (weather permitting).”
18. Zuzu – “ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner—all made using the freshest ingredients, prepped each morning, and prepared when ordered.”

Tuesdays

1. Applebees – “Your neighborhood grill & bar, the way it was always meant to be. Food, drinks & you. It’s a Whole New Neighborhood”
2. Camino Real Mexican Restaurant – “If you love Mexican food, you will love Camino Real”
3. Changos Taqueria – “Fresh. Natural. Delicious. Fast…Made Right Before Your Eyes.”
4. Denny’s – “Denny’s has been bringing on the day with round-the-clock breakfast and casual family dining across America. Welcome to America’s Diner.”
5. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
6. Fazoli’s – “Savor a classic. Flirt with a new favorite. Go light with gusto. Kick back with a snack. Delicious-ness for the whole family – fun is always on.”
7. Firehouse Subs – “Steam-heated and piled high for maximum deliciousness. Founded by Firemen, Firehouse Subs serves the hottest subs in town.”
8. Kerby Lane Café – “We serve Food of the Highest Possible Quality and Value”
9. La Salsa – “The Little taquería that started it all. Come in to experience the sights, sounds, smells and great tastes of La Salsa Mexican food restaurants.”
10. Marie Callender’s – “The real difference is our hand-prepared, fresh ingredients that go into every delicious meal we serve. Enjoy!”
11. Pluckers Wing Bar – “We think that every sports and wing fan deserves a chance to enjoy Pluckers. We hope you agree!”
12. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for it’s highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!”
13. Zuzu – “ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner—all made using the freshest ingredients, prepped each morning, and prepared when ordered.”

Wednesday

1. Big Daddy’s Burgers & Bar – “Signature Burgers, Frozen Drinks, Grown Up Shakes Flat Screens Galore & Rockin’ Bar”
2. Boat House Grill – “Our casual, family-friendly restaurant offers a little something for everyone to enjoy; good food, indoor/outdoor patio, tree covered playground for the kids and live music.”
3. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
4. EZ’s Brick Oven Grille – “People come from everywhere for EZ’s beautifully grilled burgers, wood-fired brick oven pizzas, award-winning salads, succulent Rosemary Chicken, and more.”
5. Gatti’s Pizza – “Gatti’s has a passion for pizza and we believe in using only the best ingredients, hand-rolled dough made fresh daily and a family friendly environment.”
6. Gatti Town – “Austin’s home of family entertainment! Combine the latest games and prizes with fresh pizza, pasta and salad – it’s great family fun!”
7. Highlights Gametime Grill – Highlights Gametime Grill is home of Central Texas’ coolest dining and entertainment experience where great food at reasonable prices plus great service equals a great time for the entire family!
8. La Salsa – “The Little taquería that started it all. Come in to experience the sights, sounds, smells and great tastes of La Salsa Mexican food restaurants.”
9. Luby’s Cafeteria 
10. Mijo’s Tex-Mex and Cantina – “Where great things happen! Come for delicious food and great drinks! Lunch, happy hour, dinner and late night eats!”
11. Santa Rita Cantina South – “A fun, neighborhood destination for delicious Tex-Mex , fresh lime juice margaritas and fabulous service. Where Austin goes for fun with friends & family!”
12. Sazon – “The food at Sazón can be best described as regional Mexican, representative of the different culinary epicenters of Mexico.”
13. Serranos Tex-Mex – “Austin’s Original Mesquite Tex-Mex! Where the zesty flavors of Texas and Mexico meet!”
14. Slab BBQ – “We bridge the taste bud gap of the Dirty South from Memphis, to the Carolinas, Alabama, and Texas. Along with our delicious smoked meats, SLAB offers four different award-winning BBQ sauces.”
15. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for its highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!”

Thursday

1. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
2. How Do You Roll? The Custom Sushi Shop – “How Do You Roll? challenges you to reject boring, refuse ordinary, and rejoice in your choice — really, rethink sushi with chef driven inspirations.”
3. La Salsa – “The Little taquería that started it all. Come in to experience the sights, sounds, smells and great tastes of La Salsa Mexican food restaurants.”
4. Molcas Mexican Restaurant – “Austin’s finest Mexican food, Austin’s best margaritas. Molcas now serving the best authentic Mexican dishes and Tejano plates”
5. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for its highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!

Friday

1. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
2. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for its highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!”

Saturday

1. Denny’s – “Denny’s has been bringing on the day with round-the-clock breakfast and casual family dining across America. Welcome to America’s Diner.”
2. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
3. Gumbo’s Steak & Seafood – “Gumbo’s has something for everyone!” (Check their promotions page to print certificate.)
4. Marie Callender’s – “The real difference is our hand-prepared, fresh ingredients that go into every delicious meal we serve. Enjoy!”
5. Opal Divine’s – Austin Bar and Grill featuring natural meats, craft beer and premium spirits
6. Steak N Shake – “After 80 years, we are continuing Steak n Shake’s tradition of serving the country’s best, freshest, and tastiest burgers and shakes.”
7. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for its highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!”
8. The Blind Squirrel Sandwiches – “The Blind Squirrel is an upscale business-lunch venue in Round Rock, Texas featuring eclectic fusion cuisine, from a scratch-made kitchen.”
9. Zen – East meets Southwest at Zen, where our mission is simple: to make Japanese-inspired cuisine affordable, healthy and fun.

Sunday

1. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit – “Dickey’s Barbecue Pit prides itself on authenticity, innovation and barbecue sauce.”
2. Estancia Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse – “Estância Churrascaria is a Brazilian Steakhouse offering a dining experience rich in the culture and flavor of Southern Brazil.”
3. Frisco – “The Frisco has been an Austin landmark since 1953, serving tasty American comfort food in a fun and friendly diner atmosphere. The Authentic Austin Diner Experience.”
4. Gumbo’s Steak and Seafood – “Steak and Seafood – Creole and Southwest Cuisine. Gumbo’s has something for everyone!” (Check their promotions page to print certificate.
5. Iron Cactus – “With a deep passion for creating bold, unique and flavorful dishes the Iron Cactus stands apart as a premier dining and drinking destination.
6. Jim’s Restaurant – “There’s always something good cooking at Jim’s! …(providing) the best in service, food and hospitality to hungry Texans
7. Mama Fu’s – “Fresh, bold, and inspiring. At Mama Fu’s, there’s always something new, something exciting, and something a little different from your usual place.
8. Molcas Mexican Restaurant – “Austin’s finest Mexican food, Austin’s best margaritas. Molcas now serving the best authentic Mexican dishes and Tejano plates.
9. Steak N Shake – “After 80 years, we are continuing Steak n Shake’s tradition of serving the country’s best, freshest, and tastiest burgers and shakes.
10. Texadelphia – “Cheesesteaks, house-made Queso, Salsa and Guacamole, and our Mustard Blend (well known for its highly addictive properties). Always fresh, always tasty!
11. The Blind Squirrel Sandwiches – “The Blind Squirrel is an upscale business-lunch venue in Round Rock, Texas featuring eclectic fusion cuisine, from a scratch-made kitchen.
12. Zen – East meets Southwest at Zen, where our mission is simple: to make Japanese-inspired cuisine affordable, healthy and fun.
13. Z’Tejas Southwestern Grill – “We invite you to come experience our signature cornbread, award-winning margaritas, and any number of our fresh, flavorful, and innovative dishes.”

Want an easy way to keep up with all the Austin Kids Eat Free Restaurants? Here’s a FREE printable!

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Bluebonnets are beginning to bloom and will soon blanket Austin roadsides, making morning commutes a little more beautiful. This is my favorite time of year, when the Texas’ state flower blooms as if its sole purpose is for us to enjoy, and of course, take photos in.

If you’re looking for a perfect place to start planning your bluebonnet photo-op, here is a list of best places to find bluebonnets in Austin! For more spots around Austin, visit Texas Bluebonnet Sightings page.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center (already has spots in full bloom!)
Capital of Texas Highway/ Hwy 360
St. Edward’s University
Montopolis Drive
Toll Road 130 & FM 969 in East Austin
Brushy Creek Lake Park, Cedar Park
Teravista Subdivision in Round Rock, Westinghouse Road

Other noteworthy areas:

RR 2244/ Bee Cave Rd.
Bull Creek & 45th St.
Hwy 71 West to Marble Falls
Hwy 71 East/21 to Bastrop
FM 1431 to Cedar Park
Hwy 195 in Georgetown
Hwy 130 in Round Rock
FM 1626 in Kyle

Don’t hesitate to call me with all your real estate needs & questions~ 512.431.2403

From mortgage interest to property tax deductions, here are the tax tips you need to get a jump on your returns. Owning a home can pay off at tax time.

Take advantage of these homeownership-related tax deductions and strategies to lower your tax bill:

 

Mortgage Interest Deduction

One of the neatest deductions itemizing homeowners can take advantage of is the mortgage interest deduction, which you claim on Schedule A. To get the mortgage interest deduction, your mortgage must be secured by your home — and your home can be a house, trailer, or boat, as long as you can sleep in it, cook in it, and it has a toilet.

Interest you pay on a mortgage of up to $1 million — or $500,000 if you’re married filing separately — is deductible when you use the loan to buy, build, or improve your home.

If you take on another mortgage (including a second mortgage, home equity loan, or home equity line of credit) to improve your home or to buy or build a second home, that counts towards the $1 million limit.

If you use loans secured by your home for other things — like sending your kid to college — you can still deduct the interest on loans up $100,000 ($50,000 for married filing separately) because your home secures the loan.

PMI and FHA Mortgage Insurance Premiums

You can deduct the cost of private mortgage insurance (PMI) as mortgage interest on Schedule A if you itemize your return. The change only applies to loans taken out in 2007 or later.

By the way, the 2014 tax season is the last for which you can claim this deduction unless Congress renews it for 2015, which may happen, but is uncertain.

What’s PMI? If you have a mortgage but didn’t put down a fairly good-sized downpayment (usually 20%), the lender requires the mortgage be insured. The premium on that insurance can be deducted, so long as your income is less than $100,000 (or $50,000 for married filing separately).

If your adjusted gross income is more than $100,000, your deduction is reduced by 10% for each $1,000 ($500 in the case of a married individual filing a separate return) that your adjusted gross income exceeds $100,000 ($50,000 in the case of a married individual filing a separate return). So, if you make $110,000 or more, you can’t claim the deduction (10% x 10 = 100%).

Besides private mortgage insurance, there’s government insurance from FHA, VA, and the Rural Housing Service. Some of those premiums are paid at closing, and deducting them is complicated. A tax adviser or tax software program can help you calculate this deduction. Also, the rules vary between the agencies.

Prepaid Interest Deduction

Prepaid interest (or points) you paid when you took out your mortgage is generally 100% deductible in the year you paid it along with other mortgage interest.

If you refinance your mortgage and use that money for home improvements, any points you pay are also deductible in the same year.

But if you refinance to get a better rate or shorten the length of your mortgage, or to use the money for something other than home improvements, such as college tuition, you’ll need to deduct the points over the life of your mortgage. Say you refi into a 10-year mortgage and pay $3,000 in points. You can deduct $300 per year for 10 years.

So what happens if you refi again down the road?

Example: Three years after your first refi, you refinance again. Using the $3,000 in points scenario above, you’ll have deducted $900 ($300 x 3 years) so far. That leaves $2,400, which you can deduct in full the year you complete your second refi. If you paid points for the new loan, the process starts again; you can deduct the points over the life of the loan.

Home mortgage interest and points are reported on Schedule A of IRS Form 1040.

Your lender will send you a Form 1098 that lists the points you paid. If not, you should be able to find the amount listed on the HUD-1 settlement sheet you got when you closed the purchase of your home or your refinance closing.

Property Tax Deduction

You can deduct on Schedule A the real estate property taxes you pay. If you have a mortgage with an escrow account, the amount of real estate property taxes you paid shows up on your annual escrow statement.

If you bought a house this year, check your HUD-1 settlement statement to see if you paid any property taxes when you closed the purchase of your house. Those taxes are deductible on Schedule A, too.

Energy-Efficiency Upgrades

If you made your home more energy efficient in 2014, you might qualify for the residential energy tax credit.

Tax credits are especially valuable because they let you offset what you owe the IRS dollar for dollar for up to 10% of the amount you spent on certain home energy-efficiency upgrades.

The credit carries a lifetime cap of $500 (less for some products), so if you’ve used it in years past, you’ll have to subtract prior tax credits from that $500 limit. Lucky for you, there’s no cap on how much you’ll save on utility bills thanks to your energy-efficiency upgrades.

Among the upgrades that might qualify for the credit:

• Biomass stoves
• Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
• Insulation
• Roofs (metal and asphalt)
• Water heaters (non-solar)
• Windows, doors, and skylights

To claim the credit, file IRS Form 5695 with your return.

Vacation Home Tax Deductions

The rules on tax deductions for vacation homes are complicated. Do yourself a favor and keep good records about how and when you use your vacation home.

• If you’re the only one using your vacation home (you don’t rent it out for more than 14 days a year), you deduct mortgage inter
  est and real estate taxes on Schedule A.
• Rent your vacation home out for more than 14 days and use it yourself fewer than 15 days (or 10% of total rental days, whichever is greater), and it’s treated like a rental property. Your expenses are deducted on Schedule E.
• Rent your home for part of the year and use it yourself for more than the greater of 14 days or 10% of the days you rent it and you have to keep track of income, expenses, and allocate them based on how often you used and how often you rented the house.

Homebuyer Tax Credit

This isn’t a deduction, but it’s important to keep track of if you claimed it in 2008.

There were federal first-time homebuyer tax credits in 2008, 2009, and 2010.

If you claimed the homebuyer tax credit for a purchase made after April 8, 2008, and before Jan. 1, 2009, you must repay 1/15th of the credit over 15 years, with no interest.

The IRS has a tool you can use to help figure out what you owe each year until it’s paid off. Or if the home stops being your main home, you may need to add the remaining unpaid credit amount to your income tax on your next tax return.

Generally, you don’t have to pay back the credit if you bought your home in 2009, 2010, or early 2011. The exception: You have to repay the full credit amount if you sold your house or stopped using it as primary residence within 36 months of the purchase date. Then you must repay it with your tax return for the year the home stopped being your principal residence.

The repayment rules are less rigorous for uniformed service members, Foreign Service workers, and intelligence community workers who got sent on extended duty at least 50 miles from their principal residence.

This provides general information about tax laws and consequences, but shouldn’t be relied upon as tax or legal advice applicable to particular transactions or circumstances. Consult a tax professional for such advice; tax laws may vary by jurisdiction.

In 2013, the U.S. Bureau of Labor found that the average American spent $6,604 annually on groceries. And this may be on the low end for some families. It becomes even more expensive trying to eat healthier, but does it have to be? Imagine what you could use the money for if you split your monthly bill in half? Perhaps a down payment on the new house you’ve been wanting? Here’s some tips to get you started:

Redefine Dinner
Plan simpler meals. If the word dinner means a nice cut of meat, two steaming sides, a crusty loaf of French bread and cheesecake for dessert, you may need to redefine your meals! Dinner doesn’t have to be a big production.

Make a Detailed List and Plan Ahead
You must plan out what you’ll make and then write out each ingredient you’ll need for those meals (plus a few snacks, of course). And then only what’s on your list! Remember that your leftovers can be incorporated into other meals. Your leftover vegetables can be added to soup, or your leftover grilled chicken can be a delicious salad topper.

Collect Coupons!
Once you have a plan, click on the links below to find see if there are any coupons for the ingredients you need. I have compiled a list of monthly/ weekly coupons for your Austin-area major grocery stores for the month of March:

• H-E-B
• Randalls
• Costco
• Sam’s Club
• Central Market Austin Westgate
• Central Market Austin North Lamar
• Kroger
• Sprouts Research Blvd
• Sprouts S. Lamar
• Sprouts Manchaca Rd
• Natural Grocers

Use Cash
When you enter the grocery store with cash in hand, you know exactly how much you can spend. If you still find you’re spending more – make a cash run every two weeks, instead of every month. This way, you’ll have a better picture of how much you can actually afford to spend each week, versus for the entire month.

Don’t Just Grab the Brand You Recognize
Look beyond the label and compare the ingredients. You’ll find that most of the time the ingredients are the same, but the price is different. So don’t just grab the brand you recognize.

Eat Smaller Portions & Less Calorie-packed Foods
Start by using a salad plate as your dinner plate. There’s a greater tendency to serve larger portions on bigger plates because of the empty space. Once you get used to the portion sizes of the smaller plate, you’ll then know how much you need to buy at the grocery store. Don’t buy calorie-packed food that has little nutritional value. Stick to foods that will fill you up but aren’t loaded with sugars such as sodas and bakery items. Fruits and vegetables are full of fiber and water, which will keep you full, but won’t add many calories. Beans are another great option because of their fiber content.

Buy Produce In Season
While blueberries make for a delicious addition to yogurt and cereals, and squash would be an easy side to whip up for a weeknight meal, they aren’t always in season. Buying produce out of season is much more expensive because of the greater cost and effort in production.

Plant a Garden
Take herbs, for example. A pack of herbs from the grocery store can cost anywhere from $3 to $6 and you can use the pack for one, maybe two meals. Potted herbs, on the other hand, cost from $2.50 to $4 and they last for about eight months.

Shop Around
Don’t just assume that Whole Foods is the most expensive, and H-E-B is the cheapest. For example, here are some items actually cheaper  at Whole Foods and Costco according to Cheapism.com.

Cheaper at Whole Foods:

• Tofu.
• Almond milk.
• Shredded cheese.
• Cream cheese.
• Organic frozen berries.
• Almond butter.
• Organic canned tomatoes.
• Saltine crackers.
• Cereal and breakfast Bars.
• Organic coconut oil.
• Natural frozen burritos.
• Natural thin crust frozen pizzas.
• Concord grape juice.
• 5-Inch potted flower plants.
• Organic green peas.
• Organic green beans.
• Dried basil.
• Cayenne pepper.
• Organic long grain brown rice.
• Hearts of palm.
• Organic sweet corn.
• Vegan cheese.
• Organic breakfast cereals.
• Organic ice cream pops.
• Vegetarian sausage links.
• Tamari.
• Organic lentil soup.
• Organic broth and stock.

Cheaper at Costco:

Item	Costco	Competitor	Savings
Dyson DC50 Animal bagless upright vacuum	$299	$450	$151
Philips 32PFL5708 32	$249.99	$349.99	$100
Panasonic DMP-BDT230 3D Blu-ray player	$79.97	$109.99	$30.20
Shark Pro Steam & Spray mop	$119	$143	$24
Philips Norelco Multigroom Pro men’s shaver	$49.99	$69.99	$20
Champion ladies’ full-zip hoodie	$9.97	$27	$17.03
Speedo girls’ swimsuit	$11.99	$25	$13.01
Apples (10 lbs.)	$8.99	$17.90	$8.91
Carter’s 2-piece playwear set	$8.99	$16.99	$8
Huggies size 1 diapers (156 ct.)	$29.99	$37.12	$7.13
Sharpie ultra-fine permanent markers (24 ct.)	$12.99	$19.99	$7
Roku 3 streaming media player	$94.99	$99.99	$5
Coke (32 12-ounce cans)	$9.59	$11.99	$2.40
Onions (10 lbs.)	$7.99	$9.90	$1.91
Pineapple	$2.99	$3.99	$1
Cantaloupes (3)	$6.59	$7.47	$0.88

And Never Go To The Grocery Store Hungry!

So start saving now! And remember, when you are ready to purchase your next home just let me know and I can follow up with a preferred lender to get you pre-approved!

Happy Savings my friends!
-Mary Lynne