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Now why didn't I think of that.......brilliant!!!

Should we be worried about our Klout Score?? Dont laugh. What is it??

Has anyone in California figured out the zipform mobile to docusign app for ipad yet?? Dont make me buy a laptop....

How do I get the "ask question" feature onto my business page??

How do I upgrade my iPad? I plugged it into my computer, does it happen automatically?

Yep Michael and @greg (why can't I tag you, did you de friend me again?) there are so many nuances to a market, there are no absolutes in real estate for sure. But I absolutely believe sharing what works and doesn't work may help someone look at their market differently, try something new, challenge the status quo and be a fresh take in the marketplace. We've spent a shitload of money and something's have worked and some haven't that I've learned from others across the country. Just sharing what works for us. We were hyper local before it was cool :-) and now our brick n mortar is a big piece of that. Cheers! Gotta go to the office! ;-)

Wow! Great question! I was fortunate to come from a marketing background prior to real estate, so that prt of the business came more naturally to me. My mentor, who is now my partner, went on my first listing appointment with me and then said, good job you are on your own! LOL He really did walk me through each part of the transaction and beat me over the head with the contract, best teaching ever! I entered the business in 2004 in California so you had to learn fast. Looking back it was a crazy time knowing what I know now. I would definitely have hired a coach sooner in my career and been a better business steward. This business is constantly changing, we will never "know it all" so you have to have a forever student mentality to be on the cutting edge, best practices, contracts, business and to stay relevant. The one constant has always been delivering extraordinary customer service. People haven't changed over the years. At the end of the day we are a service industry.

Is that by design Michael Or default?

Michelle, I will love you forever! Michael :-)

Give a call back, it is common courtesy jack!!!! LOL!!!!

Seems like "responsive" is the slippery term of the day. My take away from this lovely little discussion is that the webdevs have a wide range of what they consider "responsive"... and us users are left in a state of confusion. Lovely. No wonder there are so many members in this group. We can't figure out what's what.

Some K-9 RTB marketing for a Friday morning…

Jeff Bernheisel I think there are more MUCH more interesting problems to solve than neighborhood warm and fuzzies or details on property search. For example, how do to communicate contextual information about a house on a website? It's almost impossible to convey a home through photos or video....3D imaging is going to be big. The layers of context in a neighborhood, or a condo building lobby....creating that experience online will be huge. Look at gaming or smart store environments to imagine how much more we could be doing to communicate houses, community structures like schools and churches, or parks.

Residential Purchase Agreement. It is the standard contract that we use out here. Page 8 is the signature page. We are pretty regimented on the rules of communication in CA. It is also one of the (legit) reasons that has Carol Farrar all kinds of cheesed off. That being said, I have 20 offers swirling, right now, on my listing. I've published what I will do and when, as well as verbally telling each broker that has actually called me before submitting an offer. This has not stopped several of them from getting all crazy, demanding answers ahead of the published schedule. In major multiples there is a lot of room for crazy. Roll with it and manage your client's expectations. There is no alternative.

Who let the pigs out! ;)