Whispering Oaks Pointe

06/02/2025

RARE OPPORTUNITY! This beautiful, brand new Champion Prime 3/bedroom model home can be moved to any of our communities. Tell us where. and we will deliver and set up for you! The home is priced at $93,995. Contact Adam today to view this home now located in Northern Kentucky. (812) 549-6713

03/02/2025

Let's make it happen in February❣️
New homes are available right now and we can help you become a homeowner this year! Contact us now for options that fit your budget. YouGotItHomes.com

30/01/2025

Tax refund = new home!
Your tax refund can be the downpayment for a new home. New homes arriving now and we are ready to help you become a homeowner. YouGotItHomes.com

27/01/2025

Use your tax refund as a downpayment on a new home! You can become a homeowner in 2025....we are ready to help you! YouGotItHomes.com

24/01/2025

We would like to thank our Canadian business partners who generously donated food and staples for our residents this winter. These donations help stock our community pantry for those residents who need a little extra help. Thank you! 🫶

23/01/2025

Expecting a tax refund? It could be the key to your new home. Use your downpayment to buy a new home. Contact us today for options and assistance with financing. YouGotItHomes.com

13/01/2025

Prepare for winter! Another blast of extremely cold air, and in some areas, snow, will arrive this week. Please be prepared...check your heat tape, allow faucets to drip, open sink cabinet doors and make sure your skirting is sealed up tight.

10/01/2025

New homes are arriving and homeownership is within reach. Why rent when you can own a brand new home? Contact us today for details! YouGotItHomes.com

10/01/2025

Expecting a tax refund? It could be your key to a new home. Begin the new year in a brand new home. Contact us today for details about owning your own home in 2025!

05/01/2025

Esperamos temperaturas bajo cero durante al menos la próxima semana. Por favor, asegúrese de seguir los siguientes consejos para evitar daños a nuestras líneas y a las suyas. Estas reparaciones pueden ser extremadamente costosas para usted.

1.) Revise y vuelva a revisar su cinta térmica para asegurarse de que esté enchufada y funcione. La cinta térmica generalmente tiene una luz naranja que indica que está funcionando, pero también debe estar tibia al tacto. La cinta térmica debe salir de la bóveda de agua y envolverse alrededor de la línea de agua entrante. ¡Todos y cada uno de los residentes deben revisar su cinta térmica!
2.) La Cruz Roja recomienda permitir que un hilo constante de agua fluya desde el grifo más alejado de su calentador de agua. Esto no requiere que deje correr el agua a pleno rendimiento ni que deje correr el agua de cada grifo. La más mínima cantidad de agua en movimiento debería ayudar a evitar la congelación.
3.) Recomendamos mantener sus gabinetes abiertos para permitir que el aire caliente circule por sus líneas de suministro. Esto ayudará a evitar que las líneas de frío/calor se congelen dentro de la casa. 4.) Retire las mangueras exteriores de las conexiones exteriores.
5.) Si tiene un ventilador de techo, enciéndalo a baja temperatura en reversa (en el sentido de las agujas del reloj cuando mire hacia arriba al ventilador) para que pueda hacer circular el aire caliente que sube.
6.) Si su horno no funciona, repárelo. Se recomienda mantener el termostato a un mínimo de 60 grados para proteger las tuberías. Si debe una factura de gas, llame a la empresa de servicios públicos y vea si trabajan con usted. Hay varios programas disponibles para ayudar. Los calefactores son peligrosos y no calientan uniformemente toda la casa. NO confíe en ellos para que sean una fuente de calor para su hogar.
7.) Aísle alrededor de sus tuberías y asegúrese de que la parte inferior esté segura, lo que ayudará a evitar que el aire frío llegue a las líneas de suministro de agua.
8.) Asegúrese de que su zócalo esté en su lugar para evitar corrientes de aire debajo de su casa.
9.) Notifique a su administrador de la comunidad de inmediato sobre cualquier inquietud.

¡Esperamos que sus familias se mantengan seguras y cálidas este invierno!

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05/01/2025

**EXTREME FREEZE TEMPERATURE WARNING**
We are expecting freezing temperatures for a least a week. Please follow the advice below to prevent damage to our water lines and yours. Repairs can be extremely costly to you.

1.) Check and re-check your heat tape to ensure that it is plugged in and working. The heat tape generally has an orange light indicating it is working but should also be warm to the touch. The heat tape should feed out of your water vault and wrap around your incoming water line. Every resident needs to check the heat tape!
2.) Red Cross does recommend allowing a steady trickle of water to flow from the faucet furthest from your water heater. This does not require you to run your water at full blast nor do you need to run water from every faucet. The tiniest amount of moving water should help to prevent freezing.
3.) We recommend keeping your cabinets open to allow warm air to circulate your supply lines. This will help to prevent warm/cold lines from freezing inside the home.
4.) Remove outside hoses from the outside connections.
5.) If you have a ceiling fan, turn it on low in reverse (clockwise when looking up at the fan) so it can circulate the warm air that rises.
6.) If your furnace is not working, get it fixed. It's recommended that you keep your thermostat at a minimum of 60 degrees to protect your pipes. If you owe a gas bill, call the utility and see if they will work with you. There are several programs available to help. Space heaters are dangerous and do not uniformly heat the whole house. DO NOT rely on them to be a source of heat for your home.
7.) Insulate around your pipes and ensure the underbelly is secure which will help keep cold air from reaching your water supply lines.
8.) Make sure your skirting is in place to prevent drafts under your home.
9.) Notify your community manager immediately of any concerns.

We hope your families stay safe and warm this winter!

02/01/2025

It's 2025....let's get you moved into your new home! Bad credit? Don't sweat it. Use your tax refund towards your down payment! Contact us today. YouGotItHomes.com

01/01/2025

We say goodbye to 2024 and welcome in 2025! It will be a great year to buy a home. After the celebration, our offices will be open again on January 2nd to serve you. Happy new year in your new home! YouGotItHomes.com

27/12/2024

NEW HOMES ALERT! Ring in the new year in your own home! Contact our friendly staff to help make your dreams come true in 2025. Visit YouGotItHomes.com today!

20/12/2024

Wishing you a season filled with peace and joy. Merry Christmas from all of us to you and your family.

13/12/2024

It's that time of year....when you want to be home for the holidays. We make dreams come true. Contact us for information on how you can become a homeowner and start the new year in your new home! Yougotithomes.com

06/12/2024

We can make dreams come true for you this holiday season! Have you been dreaming of more space? Your own new kitchen and laundry room? More bedrooms? It's a great time of year to buy! We can make dreams come true. YouGotItHomes.com

04/12/2024

GET READY.....another arctic blast is heading our way. Please, ensure that you are following the advice below to prevent damage to our lines and yours. Repairs can be extremely costly to you.
1.) Check and re-check your heat tape to ensure that it is plugged in and working. The heat tape generally has an orange light indicating it is working, but should also be warm to the touch. The heat tape will feed out of your water vault and wrap around your incoming water line. Every single resident needs to check their heat tape.
2.) We recommend keeping your cabinets open to allow warm air to circulate around your supply lines. This will help to prevent warm / cold lines from freezing inside the home.
3.) If your furnace is not working, get it fixed. If you owe a gas bill, call Vectren and see if they will work with you. Space heaters are dangerous and do not uniformly heat the whole house.
4.) Make sure your skirting is in place to prevent drafts under your home.
5.) Insulate around your pipes and ensure the under belly is secure will help keep cold air from reaching your water supply lines.
6.) Remove outside hoses from the outside connections.
7.) You shouldn't freeze if you follow all the above advice, but the Red Cross does recommend allowing a steady trickle of water to flow from the faucet furthest from your water heater. This does not require you to run your water at full blast nor do you need to run water from every faucet. The tiniest amount of moving water should help to prevent freezing.