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  • Celebrity Homestyles: Pamela Anderson
    Where would this stunning actress live besides the beach Mecca of North America? No where but Malibu, California. Home to Pamela and her two sons is a bungalow with a comfortable sense of today's zip with yesterdays qualities.More

  • Brokeback Mountain Challenges Culture and Hollywood
    The first tremors that Brokeback Mountain was coming out of the celloid closet began in late January 2006, as the film went into major distribution nationwide. After a slow roll-out and strong word of mouth, many people who thought they would never vote for two men kissing as MTV's hottest kiss did witness the idea of two people in love who just happened to be of the same gender.Those that came away after seeing BBM the first or the fifth time reported that the movie was raw, haunting and ground breaking.More

  • Agent Recruiting in 2006: Not the Same Old Drill
    Let's start off with a given. The 2006 real estate market is tough and unlike anything we've seen in five years. The problem is if we go back five years, it was the advent of the Internet in residential brokerage.More

  • Real Estate Agents: Niche Marketing Versus Farming
    Ask yourself this question: “Before you were in real estate sales, how many of those flyers, newsletters, recipe cards, and even calendars that you received from an real estate agent “farming” your household went straight into your wastebasket?” Studies indicate that return on direct mail advertising is somewhere below two percent. Wouldn’t it make more sense to direct all that time, energy, and money formerly spent on developing a geographic farm into building relationships or a niche with potential clients?More

  • Today's Real Estate Agent Job Description: Do You Have the Skill Set?
    Every year many people think about starting a career in real estate sales. It looks enticing, the freedom to create your own schedule, to be in control of how much you earn, and to have your own business. The reality though is not a pretty picture, over one third of new real estate agents leave the business in their first three years.More

  • Tips to Jump Start New Real Estate Agents
    The first year in real estate can be rewarding for those that can set objectives, gather information to support and find resources to meet them. When a new agent that I coach doesn’t have objectives, information or resources it’s a red flag. Being a fresh face in a new career and office overwhelms the majority of we call the future of real estate.More

  • Real Estate Career Not Just About Sales
    Easy money, flexible schedules, and being your boss seem to be the buzzwords with those considering a career in residential real estate. Sales was intentionally left off the job title. Real estate is moving away from being a sales career to being a resource for consumers that are buying or selling a home.More

  • How to Get National Media Without a Publicist
    When I wrote my first book in 2001 I was clueless on how to promote it. I hired a publicist at a hefty price. Although he did a good job considering it was a non-fiction business title, after the first couple of months he moved his focus on to new projects and authors.More

  • Questions and Answers from New Real Estate Agents
    What a difference a year makes, especially in the real estate brokerage business. Everything was hot a year ago, but today we're back to a normal, read longer market times, market in most areas of the country. I spend time every week teaching new agents the day-to-day parts of the business and coach many other new and experienced agents.More

  • Real Estate Agent Costs for those New or Considering the Profession
    Many wish they new before they took the plunge and started their pre-license education to become a real estate salesperson or broker. The first heads up is that your pre-license education is not about the day-to-day aspects of what you'll do in the business; it's about the real estate laws in your state and applicable national laws that effect real estate transaction in your state. And no one will talk about the costs that you'll be asked to pay shortly after you begin your career as a real estate agent.More