I can’t believe we are Day 32 of the Challenge already. So far we have over 300 people that have signed up by email to take the challenge and more just following along on the blog. Thanks to so many […]
DAY 1: My first NAR convention experience . . . not necessarily a great one. I left Thursday (still on antibiotics and coughing insanely) after making rounds at the office and printing a last-minute map from Mapquest. I hit the turnpike […]
Kids love a pinata. It is a “big hit” at any birthday party. Give it a good whack and watch candies, goodies and trinkets scatter as the kids scamper and gather every little “gift” they find. Sometimes they might even share. Your post can scatter “gifts.” When given […]
I have a client in need of installing a gate on the side of her house in the City Beautiful, Coral Gables. If anyone has a company they can refer that can pull permits as well, please let send me […]
You may have noticed that the blog looks a little different that the first time you logged in. One of the biggest challenges in technology today is keeping that software updated. Yep, they move that cheese all the time. For […]
Did you know that the Facebook we know today was much different just a few years ago? I have been using the online networking site since the beginning, when it was solely for a few and specific Universities. It was […]
Ok, I admit, I just made up that term – Electronic Farming – sounds good doesn’t it? Think back to when you started in the business. Some trainer talked about farming, planting seeds today for business tomorrow. In my day […]
I went to my first NAR Convention in 1994. It just happened that 1994 was a pivotal year for our industry. IDX was the topic of the convention. Bill Chee, the NAR President at the time gave the opening speech […]
While strolling around in a small town in North Carolina I overheard a group of older ladies trying to decide where they would go to lunch that day. As they deliberated, the smart one in the group said “Let’s go […]
