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I’m writing less here on RealCentralVA, and that’s ok. Things ebb and flow, and now (mid-2019) is an ebb. I’m focusing for now on my Monthly Note (JimsNote.com), while I’m posting here with less frequency. Rather than stress about it, I’m accepting the ebb so I’m ready for the flow.
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). Remember the Charlottesville Ice Park? It’s gone. Patience I wrote a few years ago about how “the louder they are, the…
“A huge amount of money, and the rest of your (and your kids’) lives.” I say this to most of my buyer clients at some point of our working relationship, sometimes at the beginning, and sometimes just before we make an offer to purchase on a house. I’m not kidding Great (hell, or even competent) buyer or seller representation appreciates the gravity of the buying…
Nest Realty’s Sweat the Details welcomed Josh Cromwell from Starr Hill for a fascinating and enlightening conversation. I learned a lot about Starr Hill from this discussion, and like them, and their beer, even more due to it. Listen, and subscribe to the podcast here. Our guest this week was Josh Cromwell, CFO with Starr Hill Brewery, located in Crozet, VA. In 1999, Starr Hill…
Writing matters. Writing is a way for me to work through ideas, publish things I send often to clients, archive thoughts, and provide, for better or worse, a track record for people to learn about Charlottesville and, me. Not everything is, or has to be, real estate related; there’s more to life than that. As much for you, as for me to have a post…
Now, I’m just titling these things by choosing one word from each topic. I try to ask every new client to subscribe to this note, as I truly think it’s a valuable addition to the education and insight I provide to my clients. Interested? Subscribe to Jim’s Note here. Working Outline for This month (and next) Hunger One client ruins it for everyone Expertise What…
There are no little deals in real estate.