The NAR is getting ready to release their 2007 Profile of Buyer’s Home Feature Preferences in about a month. For the REALTORS that don’t subscribe to the NAR weekly newsletter, or those that are looking, here is the blurb:

I ran across something earlier today that reminded me of driving school and the life lessons that I picked up there.
When I was much younger, I went to a few high performance driving schools. They were great learning experiences, and the people that taught were amazing coaches and motivators. I think that one [...]

I promised a continuation of my last blog, and here it is. In the last entry, I talked a bit about limited service and discount brokerage. This time, it will be more about eliminating agents from the picture.
OK, here is the shocking statement to start off with.

The world has changed. The question is, “What are we going to do about it?”
Wal-Mart, Target, Harbor Freight Tools, and scores of other discounters are thriving. But, is that the model that we should pursue? Is that what our customers really want? Are we headed for extinction? With all of [...]

Today’s blog will be looking at things from a little different perspective.
My wife and I are thinking of buying a new house. So, we’ve been out looking at houses. It’s tough. We like our house (like, not love) and we really like where we live. As we look around, we wonder if we [...]

I want to write about my happy place. Moab, Utah.
I first went out to Moab with a friend back in 1997. We delivered a Jeep to Salt Lake City, and stopped in Moab for a couple days of 4wheeling before giving it over to the owner. We had permission… really.
Aside from having [...]