Monthly Archives: March 2020

Posh homes in Boston may be rotting to the ground

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In some of the historic city’s most picturesque neighborhoods simmering problems have been exacerbated by depleting groundwater levels. Continue reading →

Ways to Keep Health Costs From Cutting Into Retirement Savings

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When steep medical costs cut into your retirement savings, the results can be staggering and painful. They were for the mother of Bradford Daniel Creger, chief economist & lead wealth strategist at Total Financial Resource Group in Glendale, Calif…. Continue reading →

How to Help a Mom Through Postpartum Depression

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As a psychotherapist who does counseling with new mothers, when I ask a client how she’s doing, I’m hoping to hear some version of, “I’m tired, but it’s an amazing experience” or “Being a mom is awesome.” But, sometimes instead I hear something like, “… Continue reading →

Coronavirus: How to Prepare to Stay At Home

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As the coronavirus spreads in this country, my wife and I have adopted a “don’t panic, but prepare” frame of mind. About 80 people in this country were known to be infected by the scary virus in 13 states as I wrote this, with 14 known deaths. The numb… Continue reading →

How to help impatient buyers find a home

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Finding the perfect house takes time — but unfortunately, not a lot of homebuyers are willing to wait. Is your client eager to rush into a contract? Here’s what you can do. Continue reading →

What should a new agent’s work ethic look like?

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Jumping into a new career in real estate is challenging. The trick is to stay creative, organized and knowledgeable in your field. Here’s how to accomplish that — while keeping your motivation and spirits high. Continue reading →

All work, no play? How to find a better work-life balance

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The housing market never sleeps, and the same can be said for a real estate agent. In this busy world, drawing a line between work and personal time can be challenging. Here’s how to strike a healthy balance. Continue reading →

Howard Hanna’s president on building a one-stop shop

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What’s the secret to Howard Hanna’s nationwide growth? Years of experience — plus a commitment to providing end-to-end transaction services. President Howard W. Hanna explains how the brokerage does it. Continue reading →

How broker-owner Tim Collom merged his love of art and real estate

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The owner of Tim Collom Realtor Group, Tim Collom, shared how he’s managed to keep his dedication to art alive while running one of Sacramento’s top indie brokerages. Continue reading →

The 5 nearby vacation markets your clients should know about (part 1 of 2)

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Today’s luxury real estate buyers are looking for the same things in a vacation home that they prioritize in their main residences: beautiful surroundings, vibrant neighborhoods, and enough room to relax and entertain. When it comes to advising your cl… Continue reading →