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July 25, 2024
In last week’s article I talked about the big changes about to take place in my industry beginning in August. Home sellers will initially agree
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“What I lack in smarts, I make up for in work…and given how hard I have to work, I must not be that smart!”–Greg hague
In last week’s article I talked about the big changes about to take place in my industry beginning in August. Home sellers will initially agree
The day is finally upon us. On August 1st the Arizona real estate market will get a much-needed revamp. I’ve written numerous articles about the class action
Did you ever hear about the Rat Park Experiment? It was conducted by Canadian psychologist Bruce Alexander in the late 1970s to explore the causes of
Humanity’s fascination with space has been a constant throughout history. From ancient civilizations that studied the stars to modern science fiction that envisions interstellar travel, space
I remember it like it was yesterday. The smoke-filled, rowdy, rough and tumble Boar’s Head Saloon in Oxford, Ohio. I was attending Miami University. I played
Did you see The Shawshank Redemption? In this 1994 drama, Andy Dufresne (brilliantly played by Tim Robbins) escapes prison by methodically digging a 10 foot
When you see me in public at lunchtime, it’s probably at Houston’s restaurant. I eat there a few times a week. I am often approached by
There is very big news in real estate. If you are a regular reader of my articles, you know I have been covering some significant developments
Have you seen the 1996 golf movie Tin Cup, starring Kevin Costner? In one scene Costner’s character (Roy “Tin Cup” McAvoy) says to his caddy
Emma has always been a worrier, her mind a constant flurry of “what-ifs” and worst-case scenarios. So when she was offered a promotion at work,
Chad and Mia sit across from each other at their small kitchen table, an array of papers and a laptop between them. They are sifting
Because we were always “leaning” on her, sometimes Mom needed to lean on the family boat and do some fishing and we happen to catch
Imagine the shock of discovering a gem so rare that it captures the awe of the entire world. In 1999, De Beers unearthed a stunning 132.5-carat
Most of his bones were broken during delivery. Doctors recognized a genetic mutation commonly known as “brittle bone disease”. He was put in intensive care at
Governor Hobbs, I am inspired by your initiative to help approximately 500 Arizona first-time homebuyers with down payment and interest rate assistance. As a result,
In a quaint village in Spain there lived a young girl named Elara and her grandmother, Clara. Despite her innate talent for painting exquisite landscapes, Elara
If you read my articles regularly, you know there is big change coming to the real estate industry. In last week’s article, Better For Buyers, I summarized nine
It’s a day that will be long remembered in the real estate industry. On March 15th it was announced that the National Association of Realtors (NAR)
A young man is walking through his village, contemplating the elusive secret of success. He looks up and is surprised to see the wise and respected
It’s Christmas Eve in 1905 and Della Young is sad. She wishes she had more money to buy her husband, Jim, a nicer gift, but she
In last week’s article I talked about the big changes about to take place in my industry beginning in August. Home sellers will initially agree
The day is finally upon us. On August 1st the Arizona real estate market will get a much-needed revamp. I’ve written numerous articles about the class action
Did you ever hear about the Rat Park Experiment? It was conducted by Canadian psychologist Bruce Alexander in the late 1970s to explore the causes of
Humanity’s fascination with space has been a constant throughout history. From ancient civilizations that studied the stars to modern science fiction that envisions interstellar travel, space
I remember it like it was yesterday. The smoke-filled, rowdy, rough and tumble Boar’s Head Saloon in Oxford, Ohio. I was attending Miami University. I played
Did you see The Shawshank Redemption? In this 1994 drama, Andy Dufresne (brilliantly played by Tim Robbins) escapes prison by methodically digging a 10 foot
When you see me in public at lunchtime, it’s probably at Houston’s restaurant. I eat there a few times a week. I am often approached by
There is very big news in real estate. If you are a regular reader of my articles, you know I have been covering some significant developments
Have you seen the 1996 golf movie Tin Cup, starring Kevin Costner? In one scene Costner’s character (Roy “Tin Cup” McAvoy) says to his caddy
Emma has always been a worrier, her mind a constant flurry of “what-ifs” and worst-case scenarios. So when she was offered a promotion at work,
Chad and Mia sit across from each other at their small kitchen table, an array of papers and a laptop between them. They are sifting
Because we were always “leaning” on her, sometimes Mom needed to lean on the family boat and do some fishing and we happen to catch
Imagine the shock of discovering a gem so rare that it captures the awe of the entire world. In 1999, De Beers unearthed a stunning 132.5-carat
Most of his bones were broken during delivery. Doctors recognized a genetic mutation commonly known as “brittle bone disease”. He was put in intensive care at
Governor Hobbs, I am inspired by your initiative to help approximately 500 Arizona first-time homebuyers with down payment and interest rate assistance. As a result,
In a quaint village in Spain there lived a young girl named Elara and her grandmother, Clara. Despite her innate talent for painting exquisite landscapes, Elara
If you read my articles regularly, you know there is big change coming to the real estate industry. In last week’s article, Better For Buyers, I summarized nine
It’s a day that will be long remembered in the real estate industry. On March 15th it was announced that the National Association of Realtors (NAR)
A young man is walking through his village, contemplating the elusive secret of success. He looks up and is surprised to see the wise and respected
It’s Christmas Eve in 1905 and Della Young is sad. She wishes she had more money to buy her husband, Jim, a nicer gift, but she