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Frugal Friday:

Tech Thursday:

Stay ahead of taxes by using Quickbooks. Their app makes it easy to take care of things in real-time.

Wellness Wednesday:

Test Tuesday:

The utility company has the right to extend its wires over 30 parcels of land. What right does the utility company have? A. Appurtenant easement B. Easement by necessity C. Easement by prescription D. Easement in gross

There are a number of budget-friendly options for a new real estate agent to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Here are a few suggestions:

Host a virtual St. Patrick's Day party: Instead of spending money on decorations, food, and drinks for an in-person gathering, consider hosting a virtual party on a platform like Zoom. Encourage guests to wear green, play some Irish music, and share some Irish-themed jokes and trivia.

Create St. Patrick's Day content: Use social media to create content around St. Patrick's Day. Share some facts about Ireland, post some Irish-inspired recipes, or create a blog post about the best neighborhoods in town for celebrating St. Patrick's Day.

Volunteer at a local St. Patrick's Day event: Many cities host St. Patrick's Day parades and festivals, and they often need volunteers to help with setup, cleanup, and other tasks. This is a great way to get involved in the community and celebrate the holiday without spending any money.

Send St. Patrick's Day greetings: Reach out to your clients and contacts with a St. Patrick's Day greeting. This is a simple way to stay top-of-mind and show that you're thinking of them, without spending any money.

Remember, celebrating St. Patrick's Day doesn't have to be expensive. With a little creativity and resourcefulness, you can enjoy the holiday without breaking the bank.  

Tech Thursday:

As a new real estate agent, having access to the right technology can make all the difference in your success. In my opinion, the most important technology for a new real estate agent to have is a reliable customer relationship management (CRM) system. A good CRM can help you keep track of your leads, nurture relationships with potential clients, and manage your sales pipeline more effectively. Additionally, a CRM can provide you with valuable insights into your business, allowing you to make data-driven decisions that can help you grow your client base and close more deals. With the right CRM, you can streamline your workflow, stay organized, and focus on building meaningful relationships with your clients.

Take care of yourself out there!

Test Tuesday:

Owners have decided to take a rose bush with them when they move. In a sales contract, this would need to be excluded as a conveyance because the rose bush is A. a trade fixture B. personal property C. an emblement D. real estate