As a full time Real Estate Agent, I’m shocked to find out how many people select the person who will assist them in what may be the most expensive purchase/investment they have ever made. Continue reading →

Your chances of dying are one in one. But how exactly you will die is up in the air. While the most common causes of death are often medically related, there are some surprising ways you can easily meet your end… Continue reading →

For many people and for many reasons, buying a home is better than renting a home in Orem UT. In many communities, the inventory of houses to rent is limited, whereas there’s likely to be a large variety of houses … Continue reading →

Thanks to Scott Levitt of Oakley Signs & Graphics for these wonderful tips. They also have a great newsletter for Real Estate Sales Professionals—which also might prove useful for anyone trying to influence others whether it be in sales or … Continue reading →

Got this from UAR (Utah Association of REALTORS®). How slow are short sales? What a great question! If you’re thinking about selling  your home short (briefly defined as the lender(s) will take short of a full payoff) or purchasing a … Continue reading →

What is going on in Real Estate? In these uncertain economic times, it’s always nice to hear some positive news. Here are some quick facts about the market that you can actually feel good about. Hat tip to the Utah … Continue reading →

Last night I was visiting with one of my neighbors who also happens to be my facebook friend. She commented on an entry she made–an informal survey–asking how often do you make your bed? In fact, here’s her exact question(s): … Continue reading →

Sunday was an historic day–IMHO NOT necessarily for the betterment of our Republic. Long before the affirmative votes taken by one political party late into the evening, I tweeted a couple of posts from Twitter, to facebook (and to LinkedIn) … Continue reading →

I read a review of Stacy W. Johnson’s book, Life or Debt 2010 in Reader’s Digest. He said we can reduce our debt and spending by finding extra money within our current budget, not by depriving ourselves. The first step … Continue reading →

Here is the first installment of TM tips I picked up in a business coaching call from Rob Vivian with some of my notes and thoughts included. I’m blessed with lots of information. Now I just need to follow through … Continue reading →