Been Learnin’ Big Time — Runnin’ Outa Gas Too

Been at a quickie one day multi-topic ‘camp’ today. In all my years in the business I’ve not experienced a day like this one, ever.

It’s been awhile since I’ve been around so many incredibly smart people in one room at the same time. I mean the serious sorta smart. The kind you wanna listen to ’till they’re done talkin’, then you listen until time’s up and ya can’t ask any more questions.

This went on from 10-6 with an hour break for lunch. Except then we were able to break into small groups listening to more smart folks gladly sharing their experience and wisdom. Technology, media of all kinds and flavors, even a vendor or two worth their wares.

Anyhoo, I’m toast and will return to the trenches tomorrow.

Meanwhile, back at BawldGuy Ranch, The Boss has decreed we’re gonna spend a few hours enjoying The City on Wednesday before leaving.

Works for me. :)

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About BawldGuy

I'm second generation real estate, first licensed in fall of 1969. Having been mentored by several iconic brokers, I'm also CCIM trained, having completed all 200 hours back in 1980. Have successfully executed well over 200 tax deferred exchanges, many of which have been multi-state in nature. Strong points are analysis and the creation and real world application of Purposeful Plans employing several strategies synergistically. The idea is to arrive at retirement with the most after tax income possible, backed by the largest net worth.

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Comments

  1. Robert Coté says:

    “Arguably, the Phoenix real estate market is in a state of incipient recovery.”

    “You can’t market into indifference or into firmly-established error.”

    Be sure to wish Greg a happy second anniversary of what is arguably the greatest example of “firmly established error” in the history of real estate. July 21st, 2006 – “21 reasons to bank on the Phoenix real estate market . . .”

  2. Jeff Brown says:

    Robert — Ya got new pipes — turn the page. :) (I agree) ‘Course my crystal ball is as good as the next guy’s, right?

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