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Micro Expectations Septic Ethics | July 2019 Note | Monthly Note Archives
Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. The blog is more searchable. Interested in not waiting a few months to read it? Subscribe here. For these posts, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here forever (because I own the blog, and I don’t own Tinyletter). A quick reminder, as much for me as for (new) readers: this note is for consumers, curious…
Sweat The Details – Looking Beyond Real Estate
Listen to the podcast here It's often better to look through a different lens for inspiration and insight. Jonathan, Keith, and I talked about Nest Realty's recent Lead Broker summit, where we brought the brokers from all of our offices to Charlottesville, and visited four Charlottesville-based companies to learn about their different business practices, and ways they have each succeeded. We visited Crutchfield The Draftsman...
Home Inspections: Preparing for them, as a Buyer or Seller
RealPodVa continues We've been less consistent than we'd like with the podcast this summer, but that's reasonable. Listen to the podcast here. This was part one of two of a fantastic discussion with my colleague, Deborah Rutter, about home inspections - how to prepare (as a buyer or seller), and how to set expectations. Transcription Automated, thanks to Rev.com, so please forgive errors. Jim: This...
Thoughtful Zillow Reviews
I hate asking for reviews by my clients, but I also recognize their value for clients who are trying to evaluate whom to interview and hire when buying or selling real estate in the Charlottesville area.
Lying Aesop Allergies Emotions | Note From Jim | Monthly Note Archives
Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. The blog is more searchable. Interested in not waiting a few months to read it? Subscribe here. For these posts, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more concerned about simply having the content here forever (because I own the blog, and I don’t own Tinyletter). Every day is a new day Knowing what questions to ask is one of the most important...
Bike Lanes in Charlottesville
Oops.
We should be able to do better when planning developments on main corridors of traffic in the City of Charlottesville. Simple.
With so many large developments continuing on West Main Street in Charlottesville, one would think that they’d do better.
