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Ok, here you are: RealtorTweet http://twitter.com/realtortweet Tweeting about -- local (Palm Beach County, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach) news -- mostly consumer oriented & real estate related --National real estate news and tips for consumers and also to other Realtors --A little bit of personal stuff but try and keep it business related. I don't tweet my listings as some do. I just try and be helpful! Joan Lorberbaum Moore Broker Associate, GRI Lang Realty 9858 Clint Moore Road Boca Raton, FL 33496 www.boca-delray-boynton.com
I'm not a statistician and or maybe I need another cup of coffee but shouldn't the percentages in Paragraph 1 add up to 100%? Joan Lorberbaum Moore Broker Associate, GRI Lang Realty 9858 Clint Moore Road Boca Raton, FL 33496 www.boca-delray-boynton.com
To All: This little snippet was emailed to me yesterday and its attribution was that it was from a "competitors blog." I think it's a great quote. "Some sellers in South Florida are still living in yesterday’s higher prices, and some buyers wish they could live in tomorrow’s lower prices. My job is to get them both to live in today." To Michael: Besides "Location,Location, Location" my next rule of real estate is "one should never lose a transaction over a chandelier." That rule applies to both buyers and sellers and I've sucessfully applied it to many transactions over the years. I, personally, would imagine that if a sale didn't take place because of the proverbial "chandelier" then either the seller couldn't detach themselves emotionally from the entire property and was looking for a way out. Or, the buyer had cold feet and it would make no difference how the selling agent couched the chair situation to his/her buyer. Joan Lorberbaum Moore Broker Associate, GRI Lang Realty 9858 Clint Moore Road Boca Raton, FL 33496 www.boca-delray-boynton.com
