November 2007 
There are 3 blog entries for November 2007.
HERE WE GO AGAIN!
Thursday, November 15th, 2007 at 5:20pm. 72 Views, 0 Comments.
Is it just me or does it seem that year after year major road construction projects begin just about the time that all the “snow birds” start returning to Southwest Florida? And why aren’t these projects started during the Spring, when these same “snow birds” are leaving to go back up north to their homes?
Somehow our leaders, in their inimitable wisdom be they State, Country or City, seem to think that the best time to begin a project is when the roads are the most heavily traveled. Boy they sure must know something that I don’t because I simply cannot figure it out.
Now I fully understand that a project like the widening of US 75, (which just started,) is one that will take up to three years to complete, so maybe that isn’t as critical as to when when it…
I GOT A BIG MOUTH!
Wednesday, November 14th, 2007 at 5:45pm. 77 Views, 0 Comments.
I’ve always considered myself a ‘networker’ probably even before the term became a term. In real estate, we all look toward our happy clients for referrals, and actually it doesn’t matter whether whether it is real estate or not, any business can benefit from the power of word-of–mouth marketing.
A referral generated from this source is a better prospect because they most likely trust the source and are probably less suspect than a prospect generated by other means. Multi-national companies have learned to value the referral derived from word-of-mouth marketing and so should you. Many times we realize the power, but fail to direct our activity in that direction.
In today’s real estate climate, I believe that to remain successful we should be thinking…
ARE THE BUYERS STILL LURKING ON THE SIDELINES?
Tuesday, November 13th, 2007 at 6:07pm. 85 Views, 0 Comments.
The current inventory in Collier County of approximately 5,800 homes and 4,800 condominiums remains excessive and the potential buyers out there seem to be firmly on the sidelines, waiting for the prices to decline even further. There is also disagreement among the ‘experts’ as to how and when the market will truly stabilize, causing further consternation.
With the housing prices down some 20% + it would suggest that it is a perfect time to buy, but again the buyers seem to feel that the market will drift even lower. Until they perceive the market stabilizing, they will most likely remain on the fence.
I’m reminded of the old phrase, “Sellers miss peak…Buyers miss bottom” and have been telling potential buyers that they need to get off the fence. Despite…
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