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Future homes seen through eyes of the past

By Arrol Gellner, Friday, January 7, 2005.

If you've ever seen one of the old Buck Rogers movie serials, with their packing-crate robots and Art Deco rockets shooting sparks, you can appreciate how quaint another era's vision of the future can be -- and how difficult it is to get it right. Yet speculating on things to come, whether in writing, in images, or in three dimensions, is something humans find irresistible.  more...

Home buyer's remorse strikes without warning

By Robert Bruss, Friday, January 7, 2005.

Although this is officially the flu and cold season, there's another disease that can strike in any season without warning. Fortunately, it is never fatal, but it can cause long-term serious consequences.

However, it can be prevented, usually with the first aid of an experienced real estate agent who recognizes the symptoms and knows the most successful treatments.

What is this dread disease?

Purchase Bob Bruss reports online.  more...

Tools of the home improvement trade

By Paul Bianchina, Friday, January 7, 2005.

The router is an extremely versatile workshop tool, capable of performing any number of woodworking and home repair tasks. It consists of three basic components: motor, base and collet, each arranged in any of a number of combinations. The motor is held vertically in the base, with the bit facing straight down and held in place by the collet.  more...

Native American culture heals real estate problems Premium Content

By Bernice Ross, Friday, January 7, 2005.

How well do you listen to your clients? Hearing our clients' stories may be even more critical than few of us realize.

Over the last six weeks, I've attended six conferences, including NAR and the International Coach Federation Annual Conference. Each had useful information, but none had the impact that "Healing Our Lives and Healing Our Communities" conference did.  more...