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House Hunting in Auckland with the Barfoot and Thompson Real Estate App
It’s been 5 years since I last looked at the Barfoot & Thompson Real Estate App. I did a brief review of it back in 2013. That version was a finalist in the Designers Institute Best Designers Award and they … Continue reading →
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Why Do Real Estate Agents Take You to Houses You Don’t Want? Could it be You?
Why are you looking to buy a house? Is it an investment for the future? Are you getting married? Are you planning to have children or perhaps already have some? Are you really clear on what you want? Whether you … Continue reading →
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House hunting and Remembering Which Feature Went With Which Room
I remember so many debates over the color of walls, the type of appliances, the wallpaper with a rip in it and other positives and negatives when viewing open homes or homes for sale in general. I don’t know what … Continue reading →
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Choosing a Real Estate Agent (Read Time 2:50)
Do you need a real estate agent when you start looking for a house? What makes a good real estate agent? Is good relative to whether you are buying or selling? From my new Kindle eBook Buying a House Using … Continue reading →
Posted in Buying a House, GPS, Location Based Consultant, Market Research, Mobile Apps, Real Estate, The Location Guru, Word of Mouth
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A House Is Not A Home. Buying Right With Location Based Services
Are you planning on buying a home? Do you know someone who is looking right now? If yes, subscribe to this blog or tell a friend, because I’m currently writing an eBook that will help. I will be sharing a lot … Continue reading →
Posted in Consultant, eBook, emergency, GPS, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Education, Location Based Services, Mobile Apps, Public Transport, Real Estate, SmartPhone, Social Media, SoLoMo, The Location Guru
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