Michael Lee's (michaellee) Blog

In this age of shouting heads on television and service providers telling customers that they will arrive sometime between noon and 4 p.m., it may prove useful to review some items that just may help your business; they will certainly make it more enjoyable for everyone involved. Out of town?  Ev...

The city of Tallahassee was honored last week by the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) as a Gold Certified Green City. Tallahassee is the first city in Florida to be awarded a Gold Designation under the FGBC Green City Local Government Standard.  This is a move upward from the Silver award ...

Again this week a home inspection has proven vital for a buyer of mine.  No, there were not any major defects found that are going to blow up the sale.  There were some things discovered that could have been issues later-and will not become so-because we will deal with them now. To me this is the...

This is such a great area to live in.  Recently my wife, Laurie and I took our two sons to Wakulla Springs.  One son is in medical school rotations in Atlanta and the younger is a junior at Western Illinois University.  Take a look for yourself and see if this was an enjoyable day...keep in mind ...

Just on the market in the beautiful neighborhood of The Glen at Golden Eagle, the pride of ownership shows in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath charmer, offered at $208,900. It is truly one of the best homes in the outstanding neighborhood of The Glen at Golden Eagle! Backs and fronts to greenspace. Open fl...

Here is what I use on my company's website as my profile.  Several people use very brief snippets to describe themselves.  I would appreciate your input and constructive criticism. --------------------- Michael and his junior high school sweetheart are transplants to Tallahassee from Illinois.  B...

Increasingly buyers who still live at the home they want to sell are becoming skeptical of open houses.  They wonder if crooks are using open houses to scope out their homes.  This brought to mind the question, "Do we need to change open house procedures?" Perhaps it is time that instead of askin...