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    • Scott: And we need to move on from the “poor uneducated consumer”. The poor uneducated consumer with a 550 fico score won’t be buying a house anymore.
    • Scott: The new California MLDS produced by Encompass 3.5+ is pretty decent.. it breaks out costs paid by the buyer and / or seller according to the contract. We...
    • Scott: Looks like the originator that gets called on the best day gets the deal with this thing… rates change 5-7 times a day currently, and GFE’s at...
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The Perfect Real Estate 2.0 Company

If I had millions of dollars like Jim and Shirley Wilson now have (254M Powerball this week) I would create what I feel is a void in market today. I would take a Zillow like property evaluation tool and add a social networking back end to it. This was actually some of the conversations Dustin, [...]

Interview with Mary McKnight of RSS Pieces

As the online face of RSS Pieces, Mary has quickly become an influential member of the real estate blogging community by freely giving her expertise on many technical areas of real estate blogging. She’s fun, interesting, opinionated and intelligent… What more could we ask for?
What inspired you to start blogging?

I actually started [...]

Let me get this straight, you will pay me if it rains???

If you live in Seattle you will understand what I am talking about here. We had a client flying in to relocate to Seattle and with the weather we have been having, they have already had to cancel a home buying trip already. So watching the forecast the past week we decided this [...]

Interview with Jim Cronin of The Real Estate Tomato

This past summer Jim has came out of seemingly nowhere to quickly become a leading voice in teaching agents how they can use blogging technologies to better market their business online.
With a flair for fun (he has a tomato theme after all!), Jim is always entertaining and has become a daily read for [...]

Faster than fast, Quicker than quick, Ka-chow!

While spending quality time w/ the Cars addict in my family (the 3 year old who says “I wanna see the race car movie Daddy”) got me thinking about something that moves faster than Lightning McQueen, the relentless march of high technology.

A couple weeks ago, Real Central VA, had a link to an interesting NAR [...]

NARdi Gras Blogging

The folks over at the Center for REALTOR Technology have made it a bit too tempting, so I’ve decided I’m going to blog the NARdi Gras!
Please join me over on the new blog platform on Move.com as I take over the site with a Mardi Gras theme for the next week. [...]

The Battle of the MLS

What a strange and wonderful industry you have here…
I was reading Trulia Blogs’s Is the MLS Totally Clueless? and Greg Swann’s Cute little Trulia pleads, “Can’t we share the hate?!?” blog postings, I have one thing to say… “You’re both right!”
I see myself as being an arms dealer or mercenary for brokers & agents. I’m [...]

Real Estate, Technology and Transparency

I’ve been running two experiments, trying to find the true meaning and value of transparency in the real estate transaction. I’ve taken all of the things I have known forever, and added the things I’ve learned in recent months, and combined them into a Transparency Model using email.
For as long as I can [...]

Addiction to technology can be damaging to your mental health

Yesterday’s list of ten stories was fun to write… So in cleaning out the 400+ unread stories that had accumulated in my feed reader, I came up with these ten stories for today:

I’ve had countless people ask me about how to set up a wordpress blog, so I was glad to see Matt [...]

10 Great Conversations

Just for fun, I started recording notes on real estate conversations I enjoy following and I decided that when the list hit ten, I’d hit publish:

David Smith has a great (no wining allowed) article about the housing bubble. I only wish David interacted with the real estate blogging community a little more because [...]