elections: The Role of Real Estate in the Election by Turning Red States Blue - 11/04/08 08:11 AM
Regardless of the outcome of today's election, it will no doubt be historic for a number of reasons (amount of money raised, first black president, first female vice president, longest campaign season, etc). However, one aspect of this election I have not heard anyone mention is the role that real estate will play … (1 comments)
elections: We Are All Joe the Plumber - 10/15/08 10:10 PM
After watching the debate tonight, I must say that the real winner in this debate was Joe the Plumber and guys like him. Joe Wurzelbacher (AKA Joe the Plumber) is a regular, hard working guy who is looking forward to purchasing the company he works for someday. He confronted Barak Obama … (53 comments)
elections: So Where Is My Candidate For President? - 10/02/08 11:37 PM
Where is the candidate that best represents me and my family's values? Over the last couple of years (can you believe it) since this entire presidential campaign season started, I have been diligently searching out who I feel would be best to lead the country. I can say that without a … (6 comments)
elections: Charlotte says Yes to Transit Tax, Bonds, and No 200% tax increase - 11/07/07 04:12 PM
On Tuesday, the citizens of Charlotte North Carolina voted to keep the 1/2 cent sales tax, in place to help fund the building of roads, public buses, and the light rail. Most controversial aspect of the vote was the light rail, which is slated to start operating on the south cooridor … (0 comments)
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Regardless of the outcome of today's election, it will no doubt be historic for a number of reasons (amount of money raised, first black president, first female vice president, longest campaign season, etc). However, one aspect of this election I have not heard anyone mention is the role that real estate will play … (1 comments)
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