Reduce your energy costs and get a tax credit
Exotic loan programs and potential foreclosures
The Downtown Mall shows signs of wear (archived: 2008) – from all the vehicular traffic. What a shame that the hub of the City is encouraged to deteriorate.
If only more writers/bloggers (myself included) would take the time to research effectively (no longer available) …
Hybrid fee structures (archived: 2006) and flat fee representation – there is a future in this, and I think I am going to develop this as a component of my business. Soon.
Blog integrity is important (archived: 2006). If readers question your motives, that trust, the trust that helps define blogging as different than other media, is lost.
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Refreshing The Blog – 21 Years Later
RealCentralVA has had countless themes over the years, and so many versions of WordPress. It was time for an overhaul. I started writing RealCentralVA in January 2005. Before social media, before the fragmentation of the interwebs, and before a lot of stuff. A key tenet…
Charlottesville Areas Market Reports to Start 2020
Super-quick takeaways Good inventory is low New construction is good, and reasonably expensive We need more skilled labor to build houses Prices are up, mostly. Do your due diligence. Some houses are going super-fast, some are not The real estate market in Charlottesville and Albemarle…
Blog Update – Still Here
I'm still here. Read, email, call - 434-242-7140. Subscribe to my monthly note. RealCentralVA isn't going anywhere, but I am writing here less, and focusing on clients and my monthly note more. So here we are.Why This Post?I felt like I've been neglecting writing here,…
Writing a Bit Less on the Blog
I'm writing less here, and that's ok. It's not for a lack of ideas (I have a long list of drafts), or time, necessarily, but I've been focusing on clients so much that my drafts are remaining drafts for a bit longer. As I wrote…