I wrote a little ad piece for the Cary News this week, in the “Consult a Specialist” Q&A section.
I have this great client, Mark. We worked together to get him a renovation project, and succeeded in finding a dandy. Read the rest of this entry »
Too often, homes go up on the MLS with no photos, or with really bad photos. I wonder why? Read the rest of this entry »
We just reduced the price to $365,000 for this lovely home. Read the rest of this entry »
Some agents avoid land and lot sales. They don’t understand it.
Some agents pursue land and lot sales, because they think it should be “easier.” Dangerous thinking. It isn’t “easier.” Read the rest of this entry »
It’s hard to beat.
Forbe’s ranking of the Raleigh/Cary metro area as #1 in the USA for Business and Careers was just the ticket. It comes on the heels of last May’s BusinessWeek.com mention of Cary as one of the Best Affordable Suburbs in the South. Read the rest of this entry »
That’s what Forbes magazine says.
We are #1 in the USA in Best Places for Business and Careers. Read the rest of this entry »
With over 3,000 photos posted, and over 8,000 views of photos, I have to say I really have enjoyed my first year using Flickr. I have the Flickr Pro account, that offers me unlimited monthly photo posting for only $24.95/year. A bargain, I think.
Flickr has served me many ways: Read the rest of this entry »
A great client asked me where he could offer a testimonial for my services. Gratefully, I figured I should accommodate him. So here we are. Hoping I am worthy…
I sure hope he remembers Claire Hanes, my great closing coordinator.
People are increasingly wary of web sites that require registration, particularly real estate sites that want their personal information as the ticket to searching for homes.
That wariness is warranted. Agents are taught to “capture” visitors; that it is good business to “capture” them to be able to stalk them for business. Read the rest of this entry »