The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-02-04

3 walked in Mr.. Figuers' office last Mon
Z day morning and asked him if he had farm
I: that he thought could buy for speculation
4: He sent me out to see farm, Wnlcn
|: bought that day. l have been offered a
p good profit already, so | can truthfully rec
z ommend the good judgment of Mr.. Hguers
! on farm values, and especially recommend
) the thoroughness and promptness with
9 which he handles Q deal
CLARENCE FLY.
Columbia, Tenn.
3 Mr.. Figuers showed me farm in Aaury
= County and urged me to buy 1t, since he
= thought he could resell it at profit. Now
q had had real estate agents to push Bar
q gains" and Snaps" and give me the In
|: side" on deals before, so naturally was skep-
q teal in this case, but after looking at the
Z farm the second time, concluded that it
:. was we'll worth the price, so bought 1t.
= am proud to say that in less than year Mr..
K Figuers sold the farm for nearly three thou
sand dollars profit to me. Therefore, can
|: recommend his sound judgment and advice
d and high-class business dealings to others.
], H. PEAY.
Nashville, Tenn.
1: / bought farm through the Figuers Real
ty Company for $4,000. | was impressed
Z with Mr.. Figuers' sincere manner and hon.
est way of showing me the farm and putting
the deal through. He makes it clear to a
= buyer that there are no secrets between him
q and the owner of the farm, but that he will
I: expect reasonable commission from the
g owner of the farm in case he effects sale
g This establishes feeling of confidence
z which makes it pleasure to deal with Mr.
Figuers. D. AYDELOT.
Columbia, Tenn.
q have made three farm trades through
Y the Figuers Realty Company. have made
good money out of the deals, and will rec
ommend to anybody that wants to buy OF
As sell farm to see Mr.. Figuers. He will
4: handle the transaction on strictly high
4: class basis at a low rate of commission.
u ERNEST TAYLOR.
" Columbia, Tenn
\: Being away from home most of the time
Z: | decided to sell my farm in Lincoln county
V | had listed the farm with several real es
V tate agents who failed to sell It, In the
Y meantime | was attracted by the many ad
= vertisements that / saw in the different
4 papers of the Ffguers Realty Company, Co
X lumbia, Tenn, so decided to list my farm
\: with them, and l am proud to say that Mr.
Z: Figuers sold my farm in very short time
u and ] am delighted to recommend the Fig
u uers Realty Company to anybody needing
= their services. Their methods are strictly
= high class, clean business methods, and
q their advertising is very effective. At the
:. same time their commission is not more
4: than other agents charge
u W. o. LARGEN.
Z Fayetteville, Tenn
4: In January, 1913, Mr.. Figuers showed me
4: farm and said that If would buy it for
4: speculation he thought he could sell 1t with
z in year for a good profit. or course |
took this as the usual optimistic view of the
average real estate agent However,
b thought the farm was bargain, so bought
3 1t. In less than twelve months Mr. Figuers
q sold the farm for exactly twice as much as
Il, gave for it. then bought another farm
= through the Figuers Realty Company, and
Z feel that have a good profit in it.
\ W. A. KITTRELL
y Lexington, Ky.
q walked into Mr.. Figuers' office to talk to
him about selling some property for me- but
: before got out of his office he had fixed up
y deal to sell my property and to sell me an
y orange grove In Florida or course 1t took
q some little time to perfect the transaction;
that is, exchange the deeds, ETC., but must
/: say, if you want quick action call on the
3 Figuers Realty Co, Columbia, Tenn.
GEO. A. DOOLEY.
Washington, D. C..
y l bought and sold 100000 of real estate
S through the Figuers Realty Company in less
q than year. made good money in these
4: trades. | can recommend Mr.. Figuers to
I: anyone as a high-class real estate man.
q F. A. NOLEN
Y Florence, Ala.
I: l have bought and sold nine co. farms in
Z: the last three years through the Flguers
4: Realty Co. OF course it isn't necessary for
Z me to say that these trades were satisfac-
5. tory. ]. H. DINNING.