Slouching Towards DC, Part 2: A “Balanced” Policy
July 29, 2010
In part 1, I laid out some hints of what the Obama Administration has in mind for a new federal housing policy that would “reset
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Slouching Towards DC, Part 2: A "Balanced" Policy
July 29, 2010
In part 1, I laid out some hints of what the Obama Administration has in mind for a new federal housing policy that would “reset
Slouching Towards DC: A New Era in Real Estate?
July 27, 2010
There was, apparently, an earthquake in Washington DC not too long ago. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and no serious property damage occurred as the
Three Most Important Tools for Bloggers
July 21, 2010
Joel Burslem over at 1000watt has proclaimed July 9, 2010 as the day that the real estate blog died, and given the thoughtfulness and intelligence
In Case You Were Feeling Optimistic Today…
July 7, 2010
If you’re feeling optimistic right now, thinking that the real estate market will be rebounding soon based on the past couple of months of strong performance, well,
AgentHarvest: The Start of Something?
July 6, 2010
Recently, I ran across a hilarious little parody website called ReallyRottenRealty.com. The site exposes some of the more compellingly awful business practices of some brokers
All Your (Data)Bases Are Belong to Us
June 28, 2010
If you’re responsible for real estate brokerage operations, you owe it to yourself and to your company to read this post by Glenn Kelman at
Cookie Cutter and The Cookie: Differentiation in Real Estate
June 15, 2010
The incredibly smart, sometimes bearded, Gahlord Dewald has a post up on Inman (will go behind paywall in 24 hours) in which he counsels brokers
Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction Go Bye-Bye?
June 11, 2010
A while back, I wrote on Inman (subscription required) that the single greatest asset of realtors was political power, and got mixed comments about that
