ideas: Tips for Hail Season
- 05/25/16 05:49 AM
If you have ever lived in Denver, Colorado in the spring, you know it’s beautiful and it’s also hail season. Now, I am not a meteorologist, but here is how the hail phenomena was explained to me. Denver has an average of 300 plus days of sunshine every year (good for us). As such, the sun is out just about every morning. The sun heats up the snow on the mountains, and the snow melts. That moisture is absorbed into the atmosphere, creating storm clouds almost every afternoon in May and June. The air high above is still considerably colder at … (1 comments)
ideas: Is Anyone Helping You Build Your Business? Dan Polimino
- 03/25/14 05:18 AM
This column goes out to my fellow real estate agents. When my fellow owners at Keller Williams were courting me, they started asking all kinds of uncomfortable questions like, “What is your cost to do business? What is your cost per listing, cost per buyer? What is yourmarketing budget? How about the ROI from the marketing budget, how many leads are you generating per month, where were they coming from, what was the conversion rate of the lead, and what is the total transacted volume and number of units, average commission after expenses, etc., etc., etc.?” I am ashamed to say that three years ago, I did … (0 comments)
If you have ever lived in Denver, Colorado in the spring, you know it’s beautiful and it’s also hail season. Now, I am not a meteorologist, but here is how the hail phenomena was explained to me. Denver has an average of 300 plus days of sunshine every year (good for us). As such, the sun is out just about every morning. The sun heats up the snow on the mountains, and the snow melts. That moisture is absorbed into the atmosphere, creating storm clouds almost every afternoon in May and June. The air high above is still considerably colder at … (1 comments)
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