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This is a good reminder for people as they start making content. The process can be slow and defeating, but with time you get better/numbers rise.
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Thank you for doing this.
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Yes and no. Something tells me Putin has other plans for their relationship that he's not sharing with the US president.
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Despite all the terrible things the MAGA crowd has to say about California, there's a reason California is California, which is to say: it's obvious why people want to live there.
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While at the same time, rental prices have been in decline for approximately 20 straight months in the US.
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Ughhh. Airbnb also changed a bunch of contract agreements this week as well. The result is that now hosts are forced into arbitration in disputes with Airbnb. This basically takes away our right to a trial.
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I work with real estate bros and I 100% agree with this. It's the problem with the whole system: take and take and take, without realizing that at some point, you've completely ruined your client base. It's both bad intellectually and ethically.
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I want to laugh, but given that I believe this- it's not funny at all.
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Truth.
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"..whereas the appeal of Colorado Springs as a military hub and an influx of high-income residents are fueling its growth." This is especially true on the northern side of the city.
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I really see her as my future presidenta.
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No intiendo. Soy comprendar espanol por este mas tiempo.
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Of course they do.
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Seems like a fun hang.
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"For the 18th straight month, rental prices have fallen across all 50 of the major metro areas of the U.S." From experience, landlords (including myself) can be slow to learn this lesson.
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Especially when we know that storytelling is an extremely effective way to impart knowledge.
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Really wish this wasn't behind a pay wall because I'd love to show this to some folks.
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I am very certain I will.
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Not sure how empty offices logically leads to more people coming back in the office. It decreases the employee pool. In-office workers are 13% less productive than their at-home peers. This is cutting off your nose to spite your face.
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Protect everything, because everything is at risk.
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Thank you for fighting for us.
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I don't think most people understand how useful even a small social media presence can be.
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There is more rental affordability in the areas where the minimum wage has been set at the state or city level as well versus the federal level.
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Beautiful ❤️
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The moment you know your life decisions were well-meaning.
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This is excellent news for people that plan on sticking it out as real estate agents.
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This is awesome, and a fantastic reminder to keep at it.
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I hate to be that person, but, whichever one can get insurance.
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The main culprit is price. "Homes that are priced well and in good condition are flying off the market in three to five days, but homes that are overpriced can sit for over three months," Loggins said. --> From my experience, this has been true for rentals as well.
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I like this advice. Entrepreneurs face a ton of rejection and failure, so you have to believe that it is trial and error until you succeed.
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Agree. Starting in late December and/or preparing in late December is a better way to have a successful January 1st.
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I think a lot of people are waking up to the reality of the States.
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A) this is fantastic advice and B) I'm thinking about an animal with two large ears and a trunk. :)
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100%.
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Gary Vee always makes my day—especially when and if he cusses.
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Totally agree that parents (with low interest rates and lots of home equity) will help first-time homebuyers, but this is depressing as it further suggests generational wealth is the key to getting ahead in the United States.
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Interesting analysis on how rents have not risen at the same rate that the cost of a property has since 2020. 16 straight months of rent decline with smaller properties taking a bigger hit. This surprises me as our demographics would suggest a shift for smaller housing vs. larger housing.
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This is such an important topic. Real estate investors and homebuyers should look to their home insurance to let them know the climate risks. That said, they need to push on whether or not policies are actual available for an area and not ask for just a quote.
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Up to 3 is the policy they have in Arvada, Colorado, which I think is reasonable. Would you be more comfortable with 1? Or do you think none at all? I think some allowance for it is good (it's a small business), but I like reasonable legislation that accounts for human behavior.
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Given the reaction to the UHC CEO shooting, I'd lean heard on healthcare insurance reform.