All I can say is wow right now. Gary Keller just gave a 3 hour class with several top-performing sales agents giving insights. Subjects included how to structure my real estate business more effectively; different ways to market YOUR property more effectively, getting maximum exposure from several more websites and blowing up Craigslist. My brainContinue reading “MegaCamp 2011!”
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MegaCamp 2011: My KW adventure begins…Welcome to…Knoxville?
Well, here I am at Knoxville’s McGhee-Tyson airport, waiting to wing my way with my pal Lucas down to Austin to attend the Technology Camp at Keller Williams’ annual Mega Camp 2011. The thing is, MegaCamp started this morning! I hope to catch up and get back to “techion” speed once we get there. IContinue reading “MegaCamp 2011: My KW adventure begins…Welcome to…Knoxville?”
What to know when buying a condo.
As a real estate agent and – for the past couple years, a resident of a condominium, I have learned a lot about condo living and how to decide it it’s right for others. Here are a few questions that you will want to ask me when we’re shopping for your dream condo home! 1.Continue reading “What to know when buying a condo.”
Knoxville Nostalgia: The Return of Raven Records
This afternoon on the way back to the office from a lovely lunch at Dead-end Bbq, I finally took the opportunity to stop in at Raven Records. This was quite a treat for me because while the record shop provided a momentary step back in time for me personally as well as a reminder ofContinue reading “Knoxville Nostalgia: The Return of Raven Records”
Genealogy: Finding My Own Knoxville History
My family is wonderful. I would do anything in my power for my parents, in-laws and myriad cousins, aunts, uncles and extended others. I grew up in Benton, TN down on the TN/GA border. My maternal grandfather actually preached at a church called TennGa Baptist. As I was getting out of high school and feelingContinue reading “Genealogy: Finding My Own Knoxville History”
Bugs, the Children of Israel and my Grandmaw
Since I was a kid running around in my grandmother’s back yard with muddy shoes and a fertile imagination, I have had a fascination with those husks of the Cicadas that seems to grow on her scaly-bark oak trees. I remember when she showed me the bugs in their different forms and her telling meContinue reading “Bugs, the Children of Israel and my Grandmaw”
Meatfeat!
My pal Pete is a personal hero. I think it has to do with his crunch outer coating (he pretends to be a curmugeon in the mold of George Jefferson or Archie Bunker – either without the racism) but he is also a wunderkind with audio engineering and one of the most positive, up-lifting peopleContinue reading “Meatfeat!”
Landlording, or how to be rich and poor at the same time.
I love being a landlord, though I hate to be called that. I prefer the guy who owns our house or preferably, my pal Rob who owns the house. Being a “landbuddy” is possible about 95% of the time with the houses I am responsible for the mortgages on, they aren’t the fanciest places, aren’tContinue reading “Landlording, or how to be rich and poor at the same time.”
I told myself I was talented. Spirited Art & Painting with a Twist
I have gone to two “art” classes here in Knoxville. I’m happy with both paintings, but I still know nothing about it. The great instructors at both places, both gave wonderful instruction and eventually my parents adored both artworks….at least they said so. Then I tried to do it on my own! To quote theContinue reading “I told myself I was talented. Spirited Art & Painting with a Twist”
Farragut, Condos and Noodles…
I just set up a new website. I’ve owned the URL for a while, but I’m just now getting it set up the way I’d like. It called http://www.farragutcondo.com. I was blown away when I noticed that place on the web wasn’t already taken by some enterprising squatter, but I guess it’s a niche I’veContinue reading “Farragut, Condos and Noodles…”