Your Non-Traditional Thanksgiving

Our Thanksgiving was anyting but traditional. First, the weather here in Missouri was absolutely wonderful! It was a very pleasant 68 degrees and sunny. We also spent our Thanksgiving at Tablerock Lake where my kids enjoyed throwing rocks in the lake and soaked up the sunshine. We spent our Thanksgiving dinner [...]

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The NAR Convention Wrap Up

Almost 20,000 REALTORS attended the annual National Association of REALTORS (NAR) convention and expo in New Orleans the weekend of November 9-13, 2006. Paul, Jay and myself attended this event and here is the video of a few of the things that we got accomplished while we were there. For more information visit the (417) [...]

Killing Many Birds with 1 Stone on the Tradeshow Floor

Today was a good day (work-wise), Jay and I hit the tradeshow floor for several hours and checked out all the stuff that they had for REALTORS. We figured that we hit several birds with one stone…meaning, we replenished our office supplies by getting many many free pens from the vendors…I got stuff for my [...]

Progress Taking Place in New Orleans

Well, I had hoped that I would have more pictures of the Katrina ravaged areas I have seen. I have just been inside all day attending classes and seminars here at the National Association of REALTORS annual convention. Although New Orleans has made huge progress, there are still some areas that need a lot of [...]

Houston, We Have A Landing!

We have landed in Houston!Jay and I survived the bumpy ride to Houston and now we’re layed-over here for the next 1 and 1/2 hours.

So, here are the erratic things that Jay has said to me (just a few among the many)…

“Blog about me flying the airplane and post a picture of me [...]

Off to New Orleans!

Every year around November, the National Association of REALTORS has their annual real estate convention. As an office, we try to go every year, but this year is a hair different than the ones in the past. We are doing a “divide and conquer” thing. My colleague, Jay Reasor, and I going down their a [...]