First, for those of you now wondering what the heck the Medoza Line is, here’s the short version. I come from the Mario Mendoza school, not Minnie Mendoza, as Mario was actually a major leaguer for nine years. Anyway, all it refers to is Mendoza’s consistently inept performance at the plate. His career batting average […]
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The other day Cathy asked me what a semi-conductor is. It takes courage to ask me an open-ended question, because you risk getting the full answer. We started with integrated circuits, which is what most people mean when that say “semi-conductor,” then got into the conductive properties of metals and minerals, slid from there to […]
Okay, so I wanted to say “pimp my blog” but that doesn’t make for an alliteration within a title… I recently found an awesome resource regarding Word Press plugins which should be helpful to a great majority of RE.net bloggers. The following information is from a July article on Mashable.com. Enjoy! ———- 404 Notifier – […]
I apologize in advance for the War and Peace length of this post. And also to those who, even though my intent is good, will become offended at the thoughts offered. My intention here is to offer real clarification to real estate investors as to what is really required in order to give them advice. […]
by Brian Brady
Commercial Real Estate Finance Expert
Structured Debt and Equity
Licensed Real Estate Broker in AL, CA, and FL
Dustin Luther’s seminar was an excellent primer for the real estate professional who is contemplating web logging as a business tool. Mary McKnight from RSS Pieces, wrote that you should have already established your web log by January, 2007. However, if you’re the type that puts off the book report until the night before it […]
Russ Cofano responded: Russell, I appreciate the opportunity to chat with you on this subject. First, my comments should not be taken to mean that I support the DOJ’s position and hope that they win. Nor do I necessarily support the NAR position with its rulemaking. As I have said before, I do support innovation […]
And medical breakthroughs for the high-priced specialists they always seem to recommend.All of which is a long way from the real estate business– and long explanation of why I have not posted here since an initial flurry when Greg announced me among his list of all-star collaborators if not conspirators (as some of the comments would have you believe)…. And learning from your example._____**all right, go ahead, engage in some puffery for prideful parents and call it : “The Late Start Guide to Getting Good Kids into Great Colleges** Without Going Broke”***College are good examples too of institutions that appears to be in one business but are engaged in another.