Friends, Realtors, countrymen, lend me your ears.
The evil that inexperience and indifference does to our profession must end; the good is oft lost in their wake; so let the winds of change begin with the Real Estate Warrior.
The noble new agent of the future is ambitious: If it so, He will excel to greatness never before achieved, he will be an honorable agent; So much so that all honorable agents to come will speak of his greatness. His clients will say he was my friend, faithful and just to me.
He hath brought many happy buyers and sellers together by becoming a trusted advisor and all did see him as an expert and a good citizen while his adversaries feared is stern negotiating skills.
He sees no challenge too large….he understands the challenges of the future and can navigate the sea of change into real world advantages, he embraces change and cannot be deterred by resistance.
He will stand up after each challenge and challenge back with even more will. He will fight with every ounce of strength he can muster up inside to fight for his client and the American dream of home ownership.
Fear not, it’s not the end of the world for non warrior REALTORS but it may be the end for those who fail to adapt in a new world.
He will not be taken down by failure. He is a Real Estate Warrior.
I am a Real Estate Warrior...... Are you?

I want to wish everyone a happy Labor Day! I hope you’ve had the opportunity to spend some time with friends and family, away from the rush of work or the concerns of money, and really enjoy the important things in life.
Whether you're treating yourself to some fun with friends and family, or using your free time to do home projects, I hope you're capitalizing on this national holiday! I'll definitely be doing some cooking today and hopefully getting some long-overdue projects done. Cheers! Have a good one.
Brad Snyder
Realtor and Property Manager
Sierra Vista Realty
www.BradSnyder.com

Topic: Economy and Housing Update for Cochise County
Guest: Robert Carreira Director, the Center for Economic Research
Center for Economic Research - http://www.cochise.edu/deptsdirs/organizations/cer/ 07/04/2009 Today we are going to talk about the local economy and the housing market with Robert Carreira Director, the Center for Economic Research and find out what they do over at Cochise College. Brad Snyder
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(520) 515-0500 or (800) 966-7943
Sierra Vista Real Estate
www.BradSnyder.com
Topic: Cochise County Land Facts and Information
Guest: Kate Hotz from Haymore Real Estate
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Haymore Real Estate – www.haymorerealestate.com 07/18/2009 Buying and selling land can be very different from buying a home. It normally requires the services of a real estate professional who has a extensive knowledge of the challenges that come with land sales. Today we are going to talk with Kate Hotz at Realtor with Haymore Real Estate and I will be making a special announcement toward the end of the show concerning Kate. Brad Snyder
500 E Fry Blvd, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 – (520) 458-2711
Sierra Vista Property Manager
www.BradSnyder.com
Topic: Desert landscaping facts (Co-Host Kate Hotz)
Guest: Dave from Southwest Desert Images

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Southwest Desert Images - www.southwestdesert.com 07/25/09 warm weather is here and most of us have gone outside and realized our yards need work. Its easy to overlook your landscaping when you hang out inside, but now it’s time to get your yard in order. Brad Snyder
4938 E Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista, AZ 85650-7002 - (520) 803-0063
Sierra Vista Realty
www.BradSnyder.com
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