Seven Things I Learned at RETech South, With Music Videos
April 3, 2011
I just got back from three amazing days in Atlanta at RETech South. I think I feel pretty comfortable saying that RETech South (#RETSO) is
Articles filed under Real Estate
This Way Lies Victory: Fixing NAR's Political Survival Initiative
March 24, 2011
Since I broke the news of the new NAR REALTOR Party Political Survival Initiative (“#RPPSI” hereafter, as that is the Twitter hashtag as well) on
Mortgage Litigation on the Rise
March 24, 2011
I’ve been writing about the mess that is Foreclosuregate on this blog, on Notorious, and on AOL Real Estate. And something I worried about (yet
Should Social Media Be Taught to Everyone?
March 22, 2011
I was reading some Facebook status updates — signifying that obviously, I’m not a total social media moron who hates all things social — when
Have You Seen Me? The Role of the Broker in Contemporary Real Estate
March 18, 2011
One of the most insightful set of comments I’ve ever read on this here blog (remember, I usually learn more from writing this blog than
What's up with REALTORS Who Love Tech?
March 16, 2011
I forgot an angle on this post about agent ratings and consumers that’s more in line with the light and snappy flow of this blog.
Guide to Surviving Feral Internet Mobs
March 13, 2011
In my continuing quest to get something positive out of Zebragate, I would like to offer some tips on how you could survive attacks by
Turns Out, Smart Money Does Know Things
March 10, 2011
On my 7DS blog, and on AOL, I wrote about the phenomenon of super-rich people paying cash for expensive ($5m plus) homes in California. And
A Silver Lining in Zebragate for Web Marketing Geeks
March 9, 2011
As you may have heard, the whole Zebragate scandal appears to be coming to a close, with Daniel Rothamel offering to settle with The Lones
