Charleston Real Estate Blog

From the LA Times, Ann Brenoff writes about Realtor blogs. My friend Larry Cragun at RealEstateUndressed got a nice mention and it certainly is one of the reasons that I write this blog. "There is a new wave growing. Agents that blog. We believe you will eventually only use an agent that blogs. Why? Because . . . if they blog ...

at the BloodhoundBlog for the best writing in the real estate blogosphere. Jim Duncan takes home top honors for his terrific post about the existence of Buyer Agency, a concept the professors at the prestigious? Wharton School of Business fail to understand exists in today's real estate market. While real estate agents are ...

Rainy season started early this year in Seattle with a lawsuit filed by Active Rain against Move.com which owns Realtor.com, the real estate website of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). It's all about real estate blogs. Active Rain is an online real estate community providing free blogs to its members. Active Rain sued ...

My good friend Larry Cragun wrote a wonderful post and I just noticed he took top prize at the Real Estate Carnival. Congratulations, Lar. Please read, “He Called It The Skyhook Theory. How About Skyhook Theory For Buyers?” 

Jay Thompson, The Phoenix Real Estate Guy, properly criticized an article as totally off target regarding the purpose of real estate blogging. The article by Rusty Lindquist of a la mode, Inc. and quoted extensively by Blanche Evans, editor of Realty Times said "If blog visitors aren't being treated as leads, then blogging ...

The blogosphere is busy once again today with Redfin's announcement of a Real Estate Consumer's Bill Of Rights. On the surface, it looks pretty but let's examine what and why Redfin is proposing and why it is mostly self serving to their flawed business model.   Here are the highlights. Please visit the always thoughtful Ardell ...