Tuesday, December 1, 2009
The new server is up and running!
Me and the IT guy spent the holiday doing a migration to our new server and also initializing an email address change. For now, emails to our old email address are being forwarded and we're spreading the new email through responses to those emails. The website address for the company hasn't changed and we don't plan to change it. We're undergoing some major website renovations but those things should be barely noticeable until publication. Thanks for your patience! These changes will increase our efficiency and stability of the system.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Seagull Century-Tuneup Ride 10/09/09




Thursday, October 1, 2009
Cycling Stuff

I'll be out next Thursday through the following Monday (10/8 thru 10/12) for the Seagull Century - a 100 mile bike ride that starts out in Salisbury, MD. I'm totally unfamiliar with the area but the route will take us onto Assateague Island - at right are a couple photos from the ride website. The ride benefits Habitat for Humanity, Salisbury University and many local Maryland charities.
Look for lots of photos and some interesting stories on my return.

Our group will be representing Florida so naturally we are going with the whole citrus theme -- people generally can figure out w


Departure Day 10/08/09
Thursday, September 17, 2009
!! Facebook !!
Remember the seminars I did on social media for real estate marketing in May when we were all so incredulous about FB growing from 40 million users in October, 2008 to 200 million in May, 2009 --- now FB has 300 million users. Wow. By the way --- visit me on FB any time :-) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tampa-FL/Enterprise-Title-of-Tampa-Bay-Inc/72315284227
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social media,
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
Ordering surveys
We've always (well only for the past 21 years) ordered surveys on behalf of our buyers based on verbal assurances about the certainty of closing from their loan officer - basically whether the buyer would be approved and whether the appraisal would come in at contract price. Now we're getting some criticism about waiting until the appraisal is done - should we have the buyers pay up front for the survey or just quit ordering surveys altogether? Let me know what you think?
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closing,
Florida,
real estate,
Realtor,
surveys,
title insurance
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