Keller Williams' New E-Edge Program and Strategic Fit
March 8, 2011
As some of you know, I’ve long been an admirer of Keller Williams as a brokerage model, because of its consistency. I may not be
Articles filed under Real Estate
Shut Up, She Explained: Cyberbullying Enters the RE.net Lexicon
March 6, 2011
I’ve been assiduously staying away from Zebragate, except for stating my support for my friend Daniel Rothamel, because the issue is a tough one. All
The Mystery of the Missing Commercial Real Estate Blog
March 3, 2011
Over at 7DS, I wrote up a little treatment on NAR’s finding that 1 out of 10 REALTORS has a blog. But here’s what makes
Mind, Blown: 1 in 10 REALTORS Has a Blog
March 3, 2011
This is simply mindblowing: The use of blogs has steadily increased as a marketing tool for real estate agents. One in ten members reported having
REALTORS with Education Earn More. Really?
March 2, 2011
Or so says NAR: More interestingly, however, the Member Profile shows that REALTORS® with a college education earn higher income. It indicates that across all
Cash Buyers, Inflation, and Real Estate
March 2, 2011
The recent news out of California, that cash buyers have set a record in home purchases, is the kind of news that makes me go
Strategy And Conflict: In re Gahlord
February 27, 2011
So Gahlord Dewald, seriously one of the big brains in the real estate industry, puts up a thought-provoking post on strategy. It’s worth reading in
A Thought on Strategy
February 25, 2011
I spoke recently with a friend of mine about the nature of strategy. Actually, it was about football, but somehow led into strategy, and I
So Who Will Be Exiting Real Estate?
February 22, 2011
Following up on my post on NAR 800K, I found this article on Inman News about a survey it conducted of its readers (subscription required).
