Missy Caulk

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IMO, that is thinking outside the box. Of course it would depend on the area, you found this main street at for some it could be the mall, and others downtown. When I first got in the business folks use to talk about walk-in's. I've never seen walk-in's but when you are located in space that there is no way to "walk-in", what would you expect? Being open when the consumers are out would be critical. Not always 8-5. One office I was in was in a strip mall, then Chuckie Cheese moved in and the parking was horrible. Agents hated it. Me, I am mostly at my home, just go in for turning stuff in and picking up commission checks. Interesting thought... Missy Caulk Ann Arbor, MI Missy@MissyCaulk.com www.AnnArborRealEstateTalk.com www.SearchAnnArborHouses.com

Unfortunately I see it all the time in Ann Arbor, it messes up our data. Don't they know a good buyer agent checks the history of a listing before they write an offer. I see it most when a listing agent re-lists with a new price. You show the home, it looks like it has been on the market for 2 weeks. Then you go home do a history search and find out it has been listed for a year and repeatedly come down. Missy Caulk Ann Arbor, MI Missy@MissyCaulk.com www.AnnArborRealEstateTalk.com www.SearchAnnArborHouses.com

Looks great, now consumers and Realtors can find more posts in an organized way. AG is so creative, good job! Missy Caulk Ann Arbor, MI Missy@MissyCaulk.com www.AnnArborRealEstateTalk.com www.SearchAnnArborHouses.com