Tips for Selling, Buying and Investing in Real Estate. Thoughts and Ideas and a lot of fun!
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
This Rookie has a radio program!!
I work with 90% of buyers. It's not what I had intended to do, it's just been what I have been blessed with doing. Because I work with buyers, I receive a LOT of questions about the industry.
I now have my own radio talk show on WVHI AM 1330 !!
I talk Real Estate. Have questions? Please feel free to email me or call me and ask them. I will find someone to come on the show and talk about the questions that you have!!
This program will be aired on WVHI on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4:00-4:15 pm.
This particular program was with Accurate Inspections. We discuss the importance of having home inspections, what you can expect and what an inspector looks for. (click the link below)
I hope find it entertaining and informative! #radiotalk #realestate #home #inspection #evansvilleindiana #realtorinevansville
-Theresa
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
213 Fairlawn Avenue Evansville, IN Listing#: 201422677
213 Fairlawn Avenue Evansville, IN Listing#: 201422677
Beautiful Home near UE that is ready for you to move right into!
Beautiful Home near UE that is ready for you to move right into!
Monday, May 19, 2014
Love your neighbor
My rant for the day: I just got a call from one of my former clients (have I mentioned lately how much I love my peeps?) She was in tears because one of her "lovely" new neighbors left her a not so nice letter (anonymous of course) about her unkept lawn.
I was just thinking about this the other day as I was listening to someone complain about their neighbor's yard (different neighborhood).
Here is my rant......before you judge someone, have you considered where they are coming from?
The neighbor that you are complaining about may be a single mother working two jobs to provide her kiddos a home over their heads. She also might be single because her low life of a husband walked out on her for some skank he met on the internet. Maybe the only time she may have to mow her grass is late, late, late in the evening. Maybe she can't afford to actually pay someone to mow it.
OR....maybe that neighbor you are judging so harshly is an elderly person that can barely make it to the front door, much less to mow the lawn. Maybe they are living on a fixed income and have so many medical bills they don't know how they are going to keep the lights on, much less pay someone to mow the grass for them.
Jesus said to love our neighbors. Is loving your neighbor putting a nasty letter in his/her mailbox for them to find?
Loving your neighbor is getting out and finding out what their needs are. If you can't mow their grass, pay for someone to do it for them. Then, leave a nice anonymous note in their mailbox that you wanted to bless them with a nice lawn.
I was just thinking about this the other day as I was listening to someone complain about their neighbor's yard (different neighborhood).
Here is my rant......before you judge someone, have you considered where they are coming from?
The neighbor that you are complaining about may be a single mother working two jobs to provide her kiddos a home over their heads. She also might be single because her low life of a husband walked out on her for some skank he met on the internet. Maybe the only time she may have to mow her grass is late, late, late in the evening. Maybe she can't afford to actually pay someone to mow it.
OR....maybe that neighbor you are judging so harshly is an elderly person that can barely make it to the front door, much less to mow the lawn. Maybe they are living on a fixed income and have so many medical bills they don't know how they are going to keep the lights on, much less pay someone to mow the grass for them.
Jesus said to love our neighbors. Is loving your neighbor putting a nasty letter in his/her mailbox for them to find?
Loving your neighbor is getting out and finding out what their needs are. If you can't mow their grass, pay for someone to do it for them. Then, leave a nice anonymous note in their mailbox that you wanted to bless them with a nice lawn.
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