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
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
Very Slow Live-Blog of #HARREIS
March 30, 2010
I’m going to try to do a bit of a stream-of-consciousness “live-blog” here at Houston Association of REALTORS Real Estate Investment Symposium. I put that
I Don’t Pay Cowards and Assassins
March 19, 2010
So earlier today, I get an interesting email from our form on 7DSAssociates.com: First Name: NAR Last Name: Scandal Email Address: info@narscandal.com Company: NARscandal.com Title:
I Don't Pay Cowards and Assassins
March 19, 2010
So earlier today, I get an interesting email from our form on 7DSAssociates.com: First Name: NAR Last Name: Scandal Email Address: info@narscandal.com Company: NARscandal.com Title:
Missing the Forest for the Trees: the RPR License
February 22, 2010
Once again, I find myself in the curious position of praising the good folks at RPR while at the same time ending up on a
Reviewing RPR Demo, Part 2: Brokers and Agents
January 20, 2010
In part 1, I tried my level best to keep my opinions restricted to what RPR actually is, based on the demo. And what RPR
