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I attended "Law Day" at on of our local boards yesterday. The head of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation for Real Estate made the following statement: "If you had a bad experience with another broker, don't tweet it or post it on Facebook. File a complaint with IDFPR."

An increase in the maximum Code of Ethics fine just went from $5000 to $15,000 as voted in by the NAR Board of Directors according to posts on Twitter and Facebook.

Which of these ideas are the craziest? Which are the least likely to happen? http://www.inman.com/2013/05/14/nar-leadership-to-consider-crazy-ideas-to-restructure/#

That's moe than a 1/3 of the membership

Now flooding the #NARMidyear #REthinkfuture Twitter stream: "Take back @realtordotcom" got lots of cheers and applause at #NARMidyear via #rethinkfuture Really? Aren't they at least a decade late?

Is kind of like Flipboard/Zite for video?

I try not to be excessive but there is medication for that:)

My laptop rarely leaves the house anymore. I can do pretty much what I need to do on my iPad during the day. I had gotten iTeleport a while back but never really use it. Everything is in the cloud

Used them the other day. And they worked very well. Out in the suburbs most of today. Really hoping I have no issues:)

Again.....All Google all the time?

I would simply hand the agent the e-mail and see what the response is ... There may be extenuating circumstances that led to the email, what I don't know but give agent a chance to respond. You'll know in 5 seconds if agent's lying or being honest.

Andrea: Great point. Twitter is amazing in terms of creating new connections based around topics and trends. And my experience is that people on Twitter are MUCH more open to connecting with "strangers" than they are on Facebook. I've done the same thing with Michigan State sports. I've connected with hundreds of people over the last few years simply because I set up a TweetDeck column based on an #MSU or #MSUFOOTBALL hashtag on a game day and just interacted with the mass of people who flowed through that column in a 3 hour period. And because you INSTANTLY have a passion in common with those people, they are almost always receptive to engagement and conversation. I cannot think of a better and easier way to create new connections and expand one's network. It's like fish in a barrel.

This is pretty awesome. Chris Brogan wrote an article today about the Corcoran Group’s use of Google+ Business

XpressDocs - had them at Sotheby's and continued using them for Unit.

Yall know you would watch it :)