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Flipper Nation 2

If you have been thinking of getting into the "flipping game," watch this first. Flipper Nation: The Blame Game There's more where this came from at: FlipperNation.comIf you cannot view this video, you can check it out at YouTube instead.

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Status quo rules in Albemarle

What a shame. The Board of Supervisors fails to see the merit in even investigating creative measures to control growth. Why think out of the box when some politicians can't even see beyond the box? I hope Mr. Slutzky continues to educate the people -…

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Comcast sucks already?

At least I'm not alone in my frustrations. I am in Crozet. Comcast problems are being seen in Harrisonburg and Afton. I am able to reach some sites but not others. No pattern, completely arbitrary. Aargh. Thanks Comcast for the "smooth transition" from Adelphia. The…

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Real estate carnival #20

Bigger Pockets hosts the Carnival this week. Refreshingly, he keeps the focus local; and for that I say - thank you!

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Out of context

Sure, this is blatantly taking a quote out of context, but ... "I would like to pay our police officers more, I would like to pay our fire more, I would like to pay our teachers more, but the fact is that we are limited…

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Realtor Technology Survey

Thanks to the Future of Real Estate Technology for pointing this out. Most Realtors have a long way to go.  The Survey is here.

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Good enough for Google and China

Soon it'll be good enough for the rest of us. Besides, once CNN covers something, it has clearly taken a step further into the masses' consciousness. Certainly it's not enough for McDonough - the former dean of the University of Virginia School of Architecture and…

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Carnival #19

Ubertor hosts this week's Carnival. His notation of the relative youth of the entrants speaks to a post I am working on.

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