What will 2013 Hold for the Housing Market?

Many people are curious about what the housing market will look like in 2013. Since housing is seen as a leading indicator of economic recovery, even people who aren’t looking to enter the market are anxious to see if this will be the year that the market fully recovers. This month, we’re sending along information […]

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August 2012 Housing Market

The national housing market continues to recover, indicated by a balanced supply of inventory and increasing home prices across the country. NAR President Moe Veissi states, “The very favorable market conditions are helping to unleash a pent-up demand, which is why housing supplies have tightened and are supporting growth in home prices.” However, rising demand […]

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This Month in Real Estate – June

June 2012 Market Update Signs of recovery continue in the housing market, demonstrated by improvements in the number of homes sold and national home prices. For the first time since June 2011, the median home price has exceeded $175,000. Continued strength in economic indicators, employment, and consumer confidence could help to bring full recovery to […]

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How Mobile Computing Impacts Us

If you have a smart phone or tablet, it may be difficult to remember what life was like before you were able to access the Internet from anywhere. In fact, nearly one-quarter of smart phone owners access the Internet via their phone instead of a desktop or laptop computer, a number that is sure to […]

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Selling Smarter in the New Year

This newsletter is designed to share ideas and information proven to help small, growing enterprises. Please circulate it to business owners and managers you think would find it of interest. This time of year companies of all sizes and trades are focusing on how to achieve their sales goals in the new year. Top consideration […]

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August Newsletter – Kitchen Remodeling on a Budget

The Average Kitchen Renovation has a Return on Investment of 68.7%* The kitchen remains the most popular room in the house to remodel.  Homeowners renovate to modernize the space with the latest appliances, to accommodate changing needs or to add value to the home in anticipation of a home sale.  Although it’s tempting to spend […]

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The Importance of Employee Background Checks

As the economy improves, and employers look to build or rebuild their staff, the ability to make smart hiring decisions will be a key factor to long-term success. Feel free to circulate this newsletter to your clients and associates who may not be aware of the benefits of background checks. By Guest Author Lee Doernberg […]

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March Newsletter

Are You Leaving Money on the Table at Tax Time? Dig out your files, envelopes or shoe boxes full of records and receipts – it’s time to get your tax information organized. Preparing your returns can be a daunting task, but it’s one that should never be taken lightly. This month we have helpful information […]

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Shop Benefits: Reader Requested Topics

By Guest Author Al Schiebel of ShopBenefits On Last month’s article I asked the readers for suggestions on topics. Here are three. 1. With healthcare reform law passed, can a person with a pre-existing condition get insurance without being denied? First, let me define a pre-existing condition. Simply put, it means that a person has […]

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Our October Newsletter

40% of Americans start shopping for holiday gifts before Halloween* The holidays are fast approaching.  Have you started to prepare for this fun and exciting time of year?  Unfortunately, many people could end up paying for the merriment long after it has passed. This month we have sent some tips to help keep spending in […]

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