February 27th Blogger Roundup – Real Estate and Business
February 27th, 2006 • Related • Filed Under
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I decided today to put together a wrap up of good articles posted recently on some of the real estate blogs and a couple of other business blogs.
- State of Michigan gets tough on Mortgage Lenders not following the rules – Pacesetter Mortgage Blog – It looks like the state of Michigan is enforcing the laws on mortgage brokers in the state, and publicizing it. Good for you Michigan! (Go Blue!)
- An Obvious Observation – Prices are all Over the Place – The Jersey Shore Bubble Blogger – Talks about the price discrepancy in local housing and how that may signify the top of the market.
- Escalation Clauses – Downtown Kirkland Condo Market – Seattle Rain City Real Estate Guide – An excellent example of how an escalation clause works.
- Aerial Mapping Article – The Bubble Meter – A humorous take, and very accurate, take on aerial mapping and how it is empowering the customer.
And here are the Business Blogs that have changed my perception on the .
- Washington (G.) in Winter – Tom Peters Weblog – This site by famed speaker and MOTIVATOR Tom Peters is full of great information. Whether you are a blogger, business person, student, or just breathe, there are lessons on this site that can change your life if you will implement them. Oh, and the book 1776 is a great read.
- The Culture of Dissatisfaction – Seth Godin – Seth is another favorite, one of the top marketing authors and best thinkers I have read. This post is on target on our society, we have to push everyday to be successful.
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Comment by David Porter on 28 February 2006:
Thanks for the mention! I have you in my blogrolls.
Comment by small business seo on 6 July 2009:
oOps! I just saw the date on this post