The law of unintended consequences, often cited but rarely defined, is that actions of people—and especially of government—always have effects that are unanticipated or unintended.
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The Council of Multiple Listing Services held its annual conference in Boise, ID this past week. In keeping with the high standards of excellence (which may be redundant,
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I think every single podcast episode I do these days is my newest favorite. This one is really special, really amazing. I’m only sorry
In 1993, Bill Chee gave the (in)famous “Lion Over the Hill” speech in which he sounded the alarm at tech companies coming in and destroying
Blogging has been very light as I’ve been at the wheels of a large Penske truck driving across half the United States. The reason: my
I have been asked for a recap of the events at NAR Midyear, but as I did not attend the Board of Directors meeting, and
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