Familiar?
Let me give you a quick idea of what it is. Keep in mind that I am not a tax professional, or a lawyer… just a real estate agent.
I guess the easiest way to say it is that it is
Tag Archives: real estate
Tuscany condo in Mid-town
- Monday, 01 October 2007 09:14
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 4 Comments
Soon to hit the MLS, you saw it here first…
This is a great 1 bedroom/1 bathroom condo that also features a den/office. With 966 square feet (tax records) of interior room, and a 103 square foot patio (builder’s plan), there is more space than in other 1bd/1ba floorplans.
This is a great top-floor unit with a view out to mid-town, overlooking Juniper Street. It features a lovely double sided fireplace between the living room and the den, halogen track lighting, and a huge
The sky is falling… and the bubble is coming…
- Sunday, 30 September 2007 09:16
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 2 Comments
Sorry to disappoint.
I picked up a story today about a “Bubble Blogger” in San Fransisco. I actually enjoyed the article. Here is the link. I have read a few of these bubble blogs in the last couple of years. Some are quite educated, and others are just rants. I actually
Can I call a moving company for content?
- Saturday, 29 September 2007 22:02
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 0 Comments
I have taken a step. In a few weeks, I’ll be making a big change in my real estate career. I’m not ready to announce it yet, but one of the parts is an all new website. Because of the HUGE amount of content I have created do to blogging… and blogging here, I have a LOT of content to put into a site. So, I decided to jump into the world of CMS. I finally was able to set up a test with Joomla, and I think I am really going to like this.
While I know that I probably should hire someone to handle my website, I’m
Shhh… Can you keep a secret?
- Friday, 28 September 2007 09:39
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 0 Comments
This is a serious work in progress.
Three days ago, I didn’t know anything about Joomla. I got past the installation, and started populating with content. The first thing on the agenda is getting all of the articles and pertinent blog posts migrated (copied) to the new site as well as put meta tags and descriptions on them.
While all of this is going on, I am having to design menus and figure out the best way to organize the content. The organization has to intuitive for a user that doesn’t know what might be there. I think that the organization is the toughest part of this.
So, if you want to play along, feel free to drop in. If you are on in the evening, you might even see the site change around you while you are there. Buttons will pop up on menus. Themes will change. Content will show up… and then move.
It certainly isn’t “live” for public consumption, but for those that like watching races just to see wrecks… this might be fun… and it will last for weeks.