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Comment by Dave Malet on April 10, 2013 at 6:34pm

"Kevin Parker State Representative is Holding A Town Hall Meeting in Airway Heights April 13th at Sunset Elementary From 11 am to noon."

Comment by Tom Clark on November 21, 2012 at 1:47pm

Hi Tony.... I was briefed on that suit at a meeting at the SAR last week.  I'm glad you posted it as I've been meaning to check it out.  I have to agree with you that the information they have "collected" illegally is not complete nor accurate.  Thanks for the post!

Tom

Comment by Tony Vaughn on November 21, 2012 at 10:41am

FYI, for some reason, paragraphs starting with " I take Issue" and "Really" should not have pasted in my post. The Neighborhood City is an Innacurate and false online Realtor Scoring System.

Comment by Tony Vaughn on November 21, 2012 at 10:37am

Today I read an article, in the Realtor magazine,  that Neighborcity.com is being sued by two MLS's.

    I saw that the neighbor city rep said they had data on 80% of agents nationwide. So...out of curiosity I went to see what my page/info looked like. I WOULD ENCOURAGE EVERYBODY ELSE TO DO THE SAME!!!!

    I take issue with the entire report as it lacks accurate and precise data. I take the biggest issue with the following sentence: "Joseph stands out because of his inability to quickly sell his client's homes, once listed."

    Really?!?!! Seems to me my data shows I sell homes in just over half the time of the whole MLS. The last home I sold in Highlands Ranch sold for the highest price in the neighborhood-BY FAR and is the fastest to contract! The most recent home I sold in Aurora sold for the HIGHEST PRICE by FAR! For some clients it isn't always about speed. Also, how do they account for agents who handle a large amount of short sales?

    The Realtor mag article is here: http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2012/05/02/2-mlss-sue-web-...

    What do you guys  think?

Comment by Karen Fournier on May 5, 2012 at 9:18am

http://www.launchpadinw.com/events/hearth-homes-celebration-of-mothers

Come see how we transform the lives of women and children!

MC: Kevin Parker   Music: Mercy Seat

Deadline for tickets May 8th. Tickets available www.hearth-homes.org

Comment by Colleen M. Fox on February 8, 2012 at 11:38am

Just a reminder, Gonzaga's last campus MBA program is next Monday, February 13th. Come learn about the area's top-ranked MBA program. More details at www.gonzaga.edu/mbainfomtg.

Comment by Matthew Behringer on January 10, 2012 at 1:39pm

Hi all,i'm new here so I figured i'd share my blog with you because I think their may be some in this group that may find it interesting.It's Inland Northwest Business Watch at http://inlandbusiness.blogspot.com and it's all about local business news and what's going on where plus construction,etc... Thanks!

Comment by Karen Fournier on January 3, 2012 at 12:33pm

Oh gosh.. you don't have to be licensed.. as far as I know this is for anyone involved in real estate.. you don't even have to be a realtor.. I am an investor and also run Hearth Homes, where we house and do case management for homeless/low income women with children.. I would expect developers, mortgage brokers, investors, etc. to be in the group.

Comment by Kristy Hamby on January 3, 2012 at 12:16pm

I just wanted to comment so that you knew there were people out there who listened in, even if they have not contributed.  I am still studying for my Real Estate Liscense.  I take the test in a couple weeks in Seattle since it appears I can't take it but once a month here in Spokane. 

I have not commented since I am not yet licensed, but appreciate hearing what folks have to say.  I hope that we will consider the holidays and that folks are just getting back into things now.  My vote is to keep it going a little while longer to see if participation increases!

Comment by Karen Fournier on January 3, 2012 at 12:03pm

I would really like to see this more active too, Norm.  Not sure exactly what the problem is, except that with the economy everyone is really busy.. I am in favor of breakfast or morning meetings, rather than lunch or afternoon.. I am also part of the local real estate investment club and we have realtors, mortgage, investors, etc. Unfortunately, it seems in the realtor arena as with most industries in Spokane, its a competitive rather than cooperative nature, and they want to stay in their own offices.  We really do need to collaborate more to achieve goals. I love the new partnership LaunchPad has.  It really is forward thinking to show us how things should be done.  Any other ones thoughts??

 

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