Monthly Archives: January 2019

This home has 16 bathrooms. Is that too much?

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A luxury mansion in New York’s Long Island has a unique feature — with 16 bathrooms, the house has nearly double the number of toilets for every bedroom. Continue reading →

Black29 Group acquires real estate training company

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Black29 Group, the parent of real estate marketing companies like Goodfellow Coaching and Pro REA Staffing, will be taking another company under its wing. Continue reading →

Connect the Speakers: Marc Brackett on emotional intelligence and real estate

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What you need to know about emotional intelligence and how it helps rule your world. Continue reading →

Connect the Speakers: Matt Kursh on specializing in emotional intelligence

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Matt Kursh founded his emotional intelligence outfit, Oji Life Lab, because after spending years working for Microsoft in its residential real estate segment and serving on several corporate boards… Continue reading →

What’s New for Medicare in 2019?

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Medicare costs change each year, so if you’re 65 or older, it’s important to understand and review your benefits for the upcoming year. Some new rules affect the cost of prescription drugs covered under Part D (Medicare’s prescription drug benefit) and… Continue reading →

Cultivating Curiosity at Any Age

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Many years after he first started college, Todd Makler is back in school and happy to be there. Makler, 72, is currently a student in the Stanford Continuing Studies Program and takes courses every quarter at the Palo Alto university. A retired physici… Continue reading →

New Opioid Policies Create Problems for Some With Cancer

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An increase in opioid drug addiction and overdose deaths during the past several years has prompted many state pharmacy boards, pharmacists and insurance companies to implement new policies that are designed to restrict access and stop abuse of prescri… Continue reading →