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Day 32: Offer to Purchase

Change is happening for me as I have written my first Offer to Purchase for 2009. How is everyone else doing? Has anyone noticed an increase in business now that the Holidays are over? Has anyone noticed an increase in Buyers with the government's incentive of a $7,500 tax credit?

I hope that everyone is on track with their goals in our "100 Days to Change" program. Barak Obama will be starting his "100 Days to Change" soon. It has been said that the first 100 Days of a campaign or administration are the most crucial days. The first 100 Days will make or break you. The first 100 Days will determine your success. Are you on track to succeed?

Be proactive!

Paul

"100 Days to Change"

Posted by Paul Hockaday on 01/20/2009 11:52 AM

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JAN

Congrats on your first purchase-many more this year. Yes, you are right we need to stay on track and focused this year in order to be successful.

Congrats on your first offer of the year! Good luck to a succesful closing!!

I have hit the pavement running. Busy and loving it. Holidays??? Oh yea, I did take time out for them.....

Paul:

The first 100 days of 2009 has started well. I have my first listing under contract. After a minimal price reduction and cosmetic changes, I am receiving some heavy traffic on a second offer. I've obtained my first listing through my EXPIRED PROSPECTING. Past clients are calling me about listing their current home. Though the snow in South Carolina, our market is warming.

However, I see ZERO INCREASE increase in Buyers because of the government's incentive of a $7,500 tax credit. It would be fair to note my lack of marketing that discusses this tax credit. The reason will be saved for a later blog post.

Hopefully, each and every one of you that read these comments are well on your way to a better business at the end of the first 100 days of 2009.

JAN

Hey, Paul. So far, 2009 has been very kind to the Hart Team. We have seen our buyer clients come out of their shells and we have seen our sellers listen to us a little more. Take care, Jim

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