A Not So Focused Real Estate Article
This is a not so focused real estate article. I’ll let you in on a secret: we’ll be lucky if it comes into focus at all by the end.
Of course, the flip side of a total lack of structure is a great deal of freedom. I could, as it were, romp through this article willy nilly, and you could marvel that I don’t fly sheer through one of its flimsy walls.
I just didn’t have the heart for a market update today, to be honest. Prices are down. Volume is down.
On the other hand, at Elite Properties, it’s December and we should have a couple of escrows closing within the next week or so, so I consider us ahead of the pack.
We’re not super high maintenance, just good solid agents who get things done. We don’t have a lot of big hair.
Our articles usually are a lot more focused than this, however.
It’s not like there aren’t some things that have been on my mind lately, that I was half-heartedly planning to focus on. If my focusing muse hadn’t flown off somewhere to lie on a couch sipping lattes, I might have tackled:
- What do real estate production boasts really tell you?
- Low ball offers and the women who love them.
- Breaking the ActiveRain habit without expensive gum or “the patch”.
- What’s up with financing, anyway?
- How perception drives real estate.
- The new mortgage blog. [There's a new mortgage blog?]
In fact, come to think of it, this would make a really nifty little writing agenda for the next week or so.
It’s hardly as ambitious as Purva’s 312 real estate questions. I really should ask her to send me that list. 312? That’s a book length set of questions, all right.
Are we there yet?
