Softness, Mutants, Right-Sized Façades | Monthly Note Archives

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Micro Expectations Septic Ethics | July 2019 Note | Monthly Note Archives

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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…

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Sweat The Details – Looking Beyond Real Estate

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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...

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Home Inspections: Preparing for them, as a Buyer or Seller

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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...

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