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September 2017 Monthly Note

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September 2017 Monthly Note

  This should be fun. Interested? Two clicks here, and you'll get one email a month from me. Market updates, insight, stories ... This month: Negotiating from a fearful position (and how/why it's bad) Ignorance and unrepresented buyers/sellers Sex offenders and property values Getting rid…

Local Lenders, Filter Bubble, Realtor Value Proposition |

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Local Lenders, Filter Bubble, Realtor Value Proposition |

Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. The blog is more searchable. Interested in not waiting a few months to read it? Learn more here.   For these posts, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here (because I own the blog, and…

September 2016 Note – Slacking, Innovating, Coaching

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September 2016 Note – Slacking, Innovating, Coaching

Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. The blog is more searchable. Interested in not waiting a few months to read it? Learn more here.   For these posts, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here (because I own the blog, and…

May’s Monthly Note | Pictures from the Potty

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May’s Monthly Note | Pictures from the Potty

I'm continuing my somewhat-consistent-series in which I write down stories that I find myself telling to virtually every client with whom I work. Pictures from the Potty is a fun one. I like the Face Time story, too (it's not what you expect). And then…

March’s Monthly Note – Pepperoni Bubble

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March’s Monthly Note – Pepperoni Bubble

Lots discussed this month Pepperoni Bubble Acclimating to the Charlottesville Market Bicycles are good (for you) Blog Roundup A few things I'm reading. Interested? Subscribe here. I tend to write my best stuff here; it's a different audience, and a bit of (agonizing) fun to…

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