Nancy Packer - Keller Williams

05/25/2026

For those who served and are now remembered. Thank you for your many sacrifices.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, moms-to-be, and working-to-become moms! 💐

It’s one of the most challenging and the most rewarding endeavors a woman can accept. On behalf of your kids, THANK YOU for doing it with a grateful heart.

Cheers to all of you moms! 🎉

04/17/2026

It's finally feeling like spring here in Northern Michigan. Once we are past the current weather and it's water-related impact, it will be time for homeowners to get started on spring maintenance.

Here is a quick list of recommended To-Dos and Do NOTs for spring.

04/13/2026

One of the many things that’s great about TC. Both restaurants offer amazing food and I recommend visitors check out both.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CkskFtpwX/?mibextid=WC7FNe

🔗 https://l.mlive.com/5z0kzr
The long line out the door and down the street of the little Oakwood Proper Burgers shop was a head-turner Saturday as the restaurant invited people to its 1,000 Burger Challenge event.

But the swift sales being rung up inside weren’t benefitting their own business. Instead, they were a heartfelt helping hand to a competitor across town.

04/13/2026

It is important to utilize professionals when searching for your dream home and/or investment property. 🏡🏘️
Realtors work with title companies to ensure a thorough title search is completed, uncovering potential issues like liens, unpaid taxes, or outstanding legal encumbrances.
Realtors ALSO pull records to identify deed restrictions (CC&Rs) that limit property usage, such as Homeowners Association (HOA) rules or utility easements.
AND THE OCCASIONAL IRONCLAD PRESERVATION OF A COW PATH - EVEN AMONG SKYSCRAPERS. 🐮👇🐄

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KiQiZZiU9/?mibextid=WC7FNe

🐄 If you walk past 100 W. Monroe Street in the Loop, you’ll probably walk right past a dark, random little alleyway cut directly into the side of the skyscraper.

It looks like a maintenance tunnel. But legally? It’s a 180-year-old Cow Path.

Back in 1844, a man named Willard Jones bought a massive plot of land in what is now the bustling financial district. At the time, he just needed a way to herd his cows from his farm to the grazing pastures without being blocked by new buildings.

So, when Jones started selling off pieces of his land, he wrote a hyper-specific, ironclad clause into the deed: the buyers had to leave a 10-foot-wide path open FOREVER so his cows could pass through. If they ever blocked it, they would lose the land.

Fast forward to today. The cows are long gone, and the land is worth hundreds of millions of dollars. But because of how strict that 1840s contract was written, every single developer who has built on that lot has been legally forced to build their skyscraper around the cow path.

Today, the 100 W. Monroe building literally has a tunnel paved right through its ground floor, just in case a ghost from 1844 needs to herd some phantom livestock through the Loop.

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

It was a great celebration at Mt. Holiday's Easter event. I appreciate the feedback that was given through the drawing entry.

04/04/2026

The Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast was a great success at Mt. Holiday! Delicious food, crafts, and egg hunt! What a great way to have a little fun and gather with the Holiday community!

04/04/2026

My. Holiday has the REAL Easter Bunny!
.

04/04/2026

A wonderful time at Mt. Holiday’s Easter Celebration! .

04/04/2026