Monthly Archives: August 2007

So – what kind of person are you? Are you one of those people that listens to the screamers and over-reacters? Or perhaps are you’re a chicken little yourself? You know the kind of person I’m talking about – they … Continue reading →

I realized the other day how much I really don’t like working on houses. Sounds odd coming from someone with a real estate business, doesn’t it? But I’m not alone. Most of the people that know in this business are … Continue reading →

Ever since the dot com bubble burst in 2000 and the catastrophic events of 9-11, as a country we have been struggling to recover the value in our retirement accounts. One article that I read indicated that the losses in … Continue reading →

For those of you familiar with the real estate market in the Detroit area, you know that this is a ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunity to build a real estate portfolio. Yes, I’m sure that you’re all used to the … Continue reading →

More than 50 years ago, then-General Motors President Charles Wilson reportedly said “What’s good for General Motors is good for the country”. My how things have changed. There was a time back during the dot com bubble that even AOL … Continue reading →

  This is the perpetual question, isn’t it? You have your target area and you watch it like a hawk. You know what’s available and where they all are price-wise. You pay attention to each new property that becomes available, … Continue reading →

Perspective is an interesting thing. It can allow two different people to look at the exact same thing at the exact same time and come up with completely different opinions.  I bring this up because I just read something interesting … Continue reading →