February 28, 2007 / 5 Comments

“You expose yourself to more resources so you can blog more. It’s a sickness, I think . . . “

by Greg Swann

Suburban Phoenix Real Estate Broker

That’s mortgage blogger Rhonda Porter in the third installment of the excellent Inman News series on real estate weblogging…

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Rhonda Porter says:

Um…ya…I’m sick! My poor family is ready to check me in for treatment. Yet, my husband who’s in the title and escrow biz just last night was trying to get me to do a post for him! 😉

I am honored to have been included with the likes of you.

February 28, 2007 — 12:09 pm
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Greg Swann says:

> I am honored to have been included with the likes of you.

Likewise. Rock stars for a day. Now where’s my entourage? 😉

February 28, 2007 — 12:53 pm
Brian Brady says:

Way to represent the 1003, Rhonda!

February 28, 2007 — 2:32 pm
Rhonda Porter says:

Thanks, Guys. I’m still waiting for my entourage, too. I go home to a husband and three teens who say “Are you blogging again?” That’s about as close as I’ll get to having groupies! You have all taught me a great deal just by reading your blogs.

February 28, 2007 — 3:41 pm

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February 28, 2007 7:58 am

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