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After many sessions missed I am present for Larry Brewer's bloging class. This is why Keller Williams is light years in front of the competition when one of your own agents teaches all the other agents the secrets that make them successful. Larry Brewer is the #1 featured agent on Active Rain after one year of hard work and several mistakes and lesson learned. This is another reason why the Franklin, TN Market Center (#359) is on the quest to become the #1 real estate company in the Southeast.

Thank you Larry for all the tips that you have given me to make my business a success!

Cheers, Ross

Hello my name is Ronell D. Moore! I would like to thank President George Bush. I'm thankful to our current leader for several reasons. One being the housing market seven years ago. Remember when we would take a person from a 13% interest rate to a 6% interest rate? Life was great and loans where plentiful. Second for the chastisement of greed. By nature we consume more than we need. Just look at your surrounding. A combination of efficient and greed created the sub-prime market. What went wrong, was the salesperson who sold the first client was consumed by greed. He delivered it with profit in mind. The third reason I would like to thank our current President of the United States of America, is "reproof without doubt". America I tell ya, had it not been for George bush mistakes. We all would had had to endure another 4 years of strife. From one fellow salesman/woman to another, trust in God. We should/shall deny ourselves of selfishness and encourage the glorification of the customers. I remember listing to a motivational speak. The motivational speaker was elaborating on the salesman and his efforts. However he neglected to mention the coustomer.Because it does not matter if your the greatest salesman. Without the customer we just talking to ourselves. But with the customer's interest in mind, Yes We Can.

As I continue to spend time doing short sales and working on the foreclosure world, it is amazing to me how the lenders just don't get it. Most are still requiring offers to postpone foreclosure sales which is ridiculous in todays current market. When are they going to wise up and realize postponing foreclosures when a home is aggressively being marketed as a short sale is in their best interest?