"You're mocking me, aren't you?" - 02/19/12 07:04 AM
"You're mocking me, aren't you?" Truly, that was one of my favorite scenes in Toy Story. Woody is most definitely mocking Buzz, making fun of his delusions about being a space ranger and not a toy. I have used that line on my husband from time to time, though I lack the great delivery of Tim Allen... Mocking can be funny, or it can be hurtful...depending on the circumstances and the people involved. When my husband mocks me, it is usually in response to something I said or did that was sorta dumb, and I am laughing at myself along (46 comments)
Raising The Bar....Y-A-W-N - 02/10/12 10:15 AM
There is a lot of talk online among real estate agents about “raising the bar” in real estate. While the discussions often involve some inspiration on how to improve the customer experience, it also involves agents complaining about “lowbrow” agents. Someone pointed out that it wasn’t very nice to be so critical of others in our industry, and I winced, because she was right. Personally, I will admit to taking part in some conversations making fun of horrible photos on the MLS. I can’t help myself. Some of these groups set up to make fun of my industry are like crack cocaine…once you’re (7 comments)
Hey Sellers! Are You "Eggs" or "Bacon?" - 02/08/12 07:34 AM
This story below is an excellent illustration of a motivated vs. not-so-motivated seller! Many sellers think they are motivated but in fact they are only "in it" partway. The thing is, unmotivated sellers - whether they are here in Northeast PA or Ohio or Washington or Flordia - cause a lot of wheel spinning on the part of their listing agent, their listing brokerage, the buyers, and the buyers agents. Listings that may or may not sell cost everyone money - whether it be gas money driving there, money for advertising, time and effort on the part of the listing (4 comments)
Fair Housing, The Law, Opinions, and Common Sense - 02/07/12 04:04 PM
I was involved in a discussion regarding Fair Housing Law compliance and advertisements. The author amended her stand somewhat, but originally she stated that using comments such as "Walking distance to...." in advertising our listings is a violation of the Fair Housing Act and she found it distressing that agents were using this description time and time again. But. It is NOT a violation of the federal Fair Housing Act. It may be a violation of a local ordinance or of an MLS rule - which to me is ridiculous - why do we need to make the law even more restrictive (2 comments)
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