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    • Rhonda Porter: SeattleJo, Ardells correct that the HOA will report this and tax records may also indicate how many units are non-owner occupied. If you do not inform...
    • ARDELL: Still, it seems to be against the basic principles of home ownership and “the bundle of rights” that comes with. If we keep chasing “what...
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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 [...]

Changing the World One Banana at a Time

It appears that Rain City Guide has gone to bananas…
The following photo baffled me when I first saw it.
How to explain someone linking to Rain City Guide with this photo?

With my curiosity peeked, I noticed that Ed Kohler posted the photo from his Flickr account… Hmm… Who’s Ed Kohler?
Ed [...]

Interview with Kristal Kraft of the Denver Real Estate Blog

As some of you may already know Ardell and I have been playing on ActiveRain lately. My personal goal in taking part was to learn about the group dynamics and see how and why people are active on the site. Interestingly, one of the things I decided to do was ask the group [...]

Interview with The Greg Swann and his Pack of Bloodhounds

Last year around this time, I published a series of interviews with the real estate bloggers that most influenced me of which I was really proud because I learned a lot and it felt like it helped bring the real estate blogging community together in a new way… This year, I’d like to continue [...]

Is MyBlogLog Good Social Networking Porn?

Because it has become somewhat ubiquitous around the real estate blogosphere, I started playing around on MyBlogLog about three days ago… Here is what I’ve done so far:

Added a bunch of contacts (pretty much anyone I recognize from the blogosphere) who happened to show up as I cruised people and website profiles.
Added [...]

Valuing Real Property in the Seattle Area

My engineer friends are asking off screen for more details on a “scientific” approach to valuing property. You know, something they can put on an Excel Spreadsheet Here’s a fairly tried and true method of valuation here in the Seattle Area. This method was so accurate a couple of years ago, [...]