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Posted in Real Estate Bloggers By Jay Thompson, Thursday, February 7, 2008.So here we have yet another "social network" thingy.
What shall we do with it? Ideas, thoughts, suggestions?
So here we have yet another "social network" thingy.
What shall we do with it? Ideas, thoughts, suggestions?
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Submitted by Frances Flynn Thorsen on February 19, 2008 - 6:53pm.
Brad issued a challenge in New York, "How can you use Web 2.0 to help your clients?"
I blogged about it http://www.realtown.com/RealTownReport/blog/news/bradinmanconnect
... and Twittered a little bit ... let's take his challenge to the next level and do something POSITIVE for people.
Let's have a discussion about it across all platforms and make something happen. I'd like to set up a Webinar dicussion and let some panelists share their thoughts ... the GoToWebinar platform lets us share mouse controls and move from one computer screen to the next.
Whaddaya think? (This is my first post on the Inman beta platform ... want it to be meaningful!)
Frances Flynn Thorsen, e-PRO, SRS, ACRE
Managing Editor
RealTown.com
Submitted by Steven Stearns on February 20, 2008 - 5:29am.
...Aside from it being way to early here,
I see any challenge like climbing Mt. Everest: People are standing in line to get to the summit and some meet their demise along the way.
The housing market has gotten downright draconian,
and greed is to blame. (OPINION DISCLAIMER)
Obeo has an odd position here - we are working with a very large auction house marketing their foreclosures.
Aside from bringing information to my blog that others have to educate people and help them, making sure I am facing the consumer with both ears open would clue me in on what they want to do.
Steven Stearns
www.obeo.com
http://obeoman.blogspot.com
262-325-8687
Submitted by Frances Flynn Thorsen on February 20, 2008 - 5:46am.
There are many factors contributing to this market. The correction is taking care of some of them. Underwriting changes take care of others. We can support positive changes in Washington and in the states.
Right now the challenge is meeting consumers at risk and empowering them to take steps to achieve financial wellness, to reach out to their lenders or to people who can help them, and to know the difference between good intention and the predators who want their equity.
Don't worry so much about the "how?" right now ... set an intention and a purpose and the "how?" will follow. The first step on this road is the "why?" and intention.
Frances Flynn Thorsen, e-PRO, SRS, ACRE
Managing Editor
RealTown.com