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DO NOT CALL DO NOT EMAIL DO NOT TEXT NO SOLICITATION NO TRESPASSING With so much technology we have many more ways to communicate than ever before in history, yet we just don’t talk to one another anymore.  We email.  … Continue reading →

I got a telephone call today.  The voice on the other end said, with a very heavy Asian accent, “Am I speaking to Suzanna,” (or Susan or some other iteration of my name)?  “Yes, who is calling?”  “Oh, hello Miss … Continue reading →

When I was still taking ballroom dance lessons, my instructor used to complain, I never cooked for him.  All the other ladies cooked for their instructors, why not me?  I think he was jealous of the attention.  So, one day … Continue reading →

I stole the title from a terrific book I am reading, Choose Yourself by James Altucher.  Highly recommend it!  Anyway, I was reminded of all the crap, the garbage, the stupid stuff, that clutters up my mind, leaving less room … Continue reading →

Political parties are a lot like real estate brokerages, they both let anybody in.  To join a real estate brokerage you need a license.  To join a political party you need only to be a citizen of the US.  That’s … Continue reading →

I had had a rough couple of weeks.  My Dad, who lives 1000 miles away, was hospitalized then sent to a rehabilitation center to retain his strength after a rather serious incident. The Marketing Director had been calling me non-stop.  … Continue reading →

It was very impressive. That’s what he said. And I suppose he was right, on the surface, if you were a novice at real estate, it would make an impression. I mean, after all, she had this big portfolio she … Continue reading →

It’s not about the money. Ok, it IS about the money, I mean, we all have to eat, right? But some of the most rewarding moments of my real estate career are the ones that provide little to no monetary … Continue reading →

Shane says:  Hello Suzanne, I saw your informative comments on Trulia. Thank you. Thank you. I have a question that was not addressed in your comments. I am looking at a home in a remote rural area and the only … Continue reading →