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Office Location PO Box 629 - 120 South Main Street,
Ulysses, KS
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All Blog Entries by Chris Faulkner

Chris Faulkner is an Associate Broker with Faulkner Real Estate. Chris bring over 8 years of real estate experience from 3 different markets varying in size from 8,000 to almost 800,000. Chris specializes in agricultural and residential sales. He has gained a tremendous about of knowledge and experience in a rather short time, by working with many different buyers sellers, brokers and agents.Chris Faulkner is an Associate Broker, Certified Negotiating Specialist, and member of the National Association of Realtors, Kansas Association of Realtors, Southwest Kansas Board of Realtors and the Southwest Kansas MLS. Chris is a past member of the Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors.Call Chris for Results- the reason why! 620-575-6555

There are currently 6 blog entries published by Chris Faulkner.

Celebrating 25 Years and 25,000 acres of Land sold in 2010!

Thursday, January 6th, 2011 at 4:19pm. 403 Views, 0 Comments.

What a ride!

I cannot believe it's been 25 years since my father, Mark struck off on his own and started Faulkner Agency in a tiny (600 square foot) office on main street in Ulysses, Kansas. I remember helping he and my mom, Suzanne, scrape the old tile (probably asbestos laden) off of the concrete slab floors of their new office space. The office was a modest cinder block building with barely enough space for a few desks. Over time the business grew and my family made the big decision to knock a hole in the north wall of our quaint office and double our space to a modest 1,200 square feet. Our office space wasn't the only thing that changed over time; our name did too. As I mentioned above, we started as Faulkner Agency. Dad was a born salesman and…

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Three bedroom Ulysses home reduced by $7,000!

Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at 4:25pm. 427 Views, 0 Comments.

Ulysses, Kansas 11-16-2010

The owner's of this grimgp4441_120eat three bedroom home out by the Bentwood Golf Course in Ulysses, Kansas have recently reduced their price by $7,000 to $107,500! This is a great price for this three bedroom, two bath home with a double-attached garage, an oversized shop and a partial basement.This home has several maintenance-saving features including steel siding, vinyl soffits, vinyl guttering, and Pella casement windows.

The Pella windows have a great feature that you don't see everyday. They have retractable screens! This is great on cold days when you don't want the windows open, but want all the light you can get.

The detached shop has enough room for at least two vehicles, a workspace for projects and is also plumbed for a…

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New HouseLogic Website Provides Helpful Information for Homeowners!

Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at 7:41pm. 505 Views, 1 Comments.

 Ready to take your homeownership to a new level. Have questions about tax credits, energy star ratings, weighing the cost of improvements vs the benefits? Take a look at HouseLogic today. HouseLogic is a helpful website developed by the Nationa Association of REALTORS to assist homeowners with home ownership. Read more about HouseLogic below and then visit the HouseLogic website to get on your way to carefree home ownership.

The HouseLogic Story


What is HouseLogic.com?

HouseLogic is a free source of information and tools—from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®—that can help you make smart and timely decisions about your home.  


What can HouseLogic do for me?
With content covering home improvement, maintenance, taxes, finance, insurance,…

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Faulkner Real Estate has sold 3,000 acres of land in southwest Kansas in January of 2010

Thursday, February 11th, 2010 at 10:01am. 794 Views, 0 Comments.

Land is moving in Southwest Kansas!

Faulkner Real Estate contracted 2,880 acres for 5 Sellers in 5 counties in Kansas in January. All properties were sold using our "Private Auction" (bid by phone) sales method developed here in Ulysses, Kansas by Mark Faulkner 11 years ago. The "Private Auction" still proves to be the popular choice for our Buyers and Sellers of farm ground in Southwest Kansas. Of the 2,880 acres sold much of it was in CRP or expired CRP with about 960 acres of Irrigated ground being sold as well. Land prices remain strong as Buyers take advantage of thousands of acres of CRP coming out of production. Everyone always asks, "Why are people selling?" Well, there's not one answer. Some farmers are selling their land…

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Land Sold Well in 2009 and Continues to Sell in 2010!

Saturday, January 30th, 2010 at 12:29pm. 929 Views, 1 Comments.

Western Kansas and Easter Colorado Land Sales Strong in 2010. 

Faulkner Real Estate, is celebrating another record breaking year of residential and agricultural sales in Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado. We ended 2009 with just over 160 land, home and commercial real estate transactions on the book in over 9 counties in Kansas and Colorado. After the record setting pace of land sales, mostly production farm ground, over the last 2 years the US economy hit the wall. Many spoke of depression and the economic outlook was bleak. However, in the mighty midwest conservative values and good business principles kept us, while not untouched, less affected by the economic downturn. 

Land appreciation did level slightly in 2009 compared to 2008, but still…

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How will the expiration of CRP (Conservation Reserve Program) acres affect farm land sales?

Saturday, January 30th, 2010 at 12:05pm. 675 Views, 0 Comments.

Conservation Reserve Program Land (CRP) Selling Well (edit/delete)

Many farmers in the Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado region have expressed concern to me about the millions of acres to come out of CRP in the coming years. In 2009 alone we saw thousands of acres come out of the program and much of it come up for sale. Many feel that the increase in supply will decrease demand. While this theory is well proven and mostly true. Currently there has not been enough over supply to decrease demand. 

In fact in some cases it is causing the opposite reaction. Many farmers are seeing this an an unprecedented opportunity to obtain the land they've sought for years that was tied up by CRP and absentee owners. Now that CRP is not as a viable investment option…

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