Nashville Real Estate - Larry Brewer

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Real Estate Agent - Benchmark Realty LLc - License# 00285925
Nashville Real Estate information, as well as the surrounding communities of Brentwood, Franklin, Green Hills, Spring hill, and Murfreesboro. Larry Brewer 615-512-7853

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2008 

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Last week, I spent over 20 hours in an airplane with Elizabeth so that I would have the pleasure of experiencing Alaska. Why would we go to Alaska in the winter time you might ask. Elizabeth was training one of the local hospitals on the use of the software products that her company developes and...
12/15/2008

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Nashville real estate - I have had more phone calls, e-mails, text messages, and contracts from strangers about Nashville and Franklin real estate, than from my sphere of influence for the first time in my career. Most of these people are from other states, but all have the same thing in common. ...
12/05/2008

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Keller Williams in Franklin has been having a free real estate technology class weekly for the last 8 weeks. The purpose was to educate real estate professionals about the advantages of blogging, and optimizing websites to take advantage of the tools that we have at our disposal. The realtors, h...
12/05/2008

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Nashville real estate - I have a client who was transferred here from Oregon, and when they picked out several homes to view, none seemed special, or even similar. I'm a pretty quick guy, but this one had me stumped. But I didn't say anything until we had looked at a couple, and then I asked my q...
12/02/2008

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Nashville real estate - I talked to a lady over the weekend who will need to sell her home in Nashville soon, in preparations for moving out of state. After the typical questions about the commission rates, and how many homes I had sold in Nashville, how was the market,what's her house worth, you...
12/01/2008

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Here is my book MEME in respons from Vanessa Stalets. I guess the idea is to pass a lot of links, so here it comes. The book is Partisans and Redcoats. The southern conflict that turned the tide of the American Revolution. The governor way staying at Rugeley's Mill north of  Camden. Warned of tar...
12/01/2008
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