you might notice that this anthology update covers two weeks rather than just one... The NAR Convention was at Disney World in Orlando, and we were down there for a week. 
So, I wasn't able to provide regular updates... Sorry.
As has now become a little bit of a habit, Video Sunday was a post in the new series... 101 Cars, Part 7. One of my favorite cars was my Shelby Mustang. It was a brutal car to drive, and not as much a high maintenance Diva as an athlete that performs amazingly on the field but is a little rough around the edges everywhere else.
I had teased it a couple of days previous, so I had to deliver the Gwinnett County, GA Market Report for November. It contained the final data for September and the preliminary data for October. It was really shocking to see that there indeed WAS a bump in sales (positive rather than negative sales growth) for September. I wasn't really expecting that...
My friend and fellow blogger Jay Thompson came across a cool map from the NAR with median home price data. If you are Curious about Median Home Prices?, this is a cool resource.
As mentioned at the top, we spent a week in Orlando for the NAR Convention and a little vacation. When we were Back Again... I started the posting machine right back up.
This is one of the most important posts I have written in the last couple of months. Sellers need to find THE reason buyers will pick THEIR home. The should be Looking for the hook to sell your home? I think that we have found a BIG piece of the puzzle to help a home stand out.
Of course I needed to get another installment of the 101 Cars, Part 8, into the mix. This time it was the Ford Bronco. Broncos (not Bronco IIs...) were great 4x4s. From the sporting intentions of the first generation (1966-1978) to the later generations, they made great hobby vehicles, as well as excellent vehicles for those that needed to get into the back country.
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I'd love to hear from you...
Lane
I like the section about having the right hook
Sincerely
Tom Braatz