Taking Top Billing For All Cash

 

Situations happen all the time in real estate which could be turned into a marketing advantage for at least one of the parties involved. Most of the time, they are not. I see so many situations which could be a “plus” for agents, developers, investors, and lenders. They would be if they knew to point them out.

Over the years, I have worked confidentially with real estate brokers, investors, and developers about seizing the moment when it happens. Sometimes it is turning a negative into a positive, even if you don’t really want to. 

One example is the below linked article, which recaps new rules put into effect for all cash buyers. Some of them have taken steps to keep their identity a secret for any of a number of reasons. They can’t hide their identity any longer, so they might as well embrace it and slant the situation in their favor.

Suppose “Joe” previously purchased an apartment building with all cash, but did not want residents and local business owners to know he is the one that took over. Now, he can’t keep it a secret. What he can do is ensure his transaction could help him in the future.

Joe could publicize his cash acquisition, and point out how “I saved my partners thousands of dollars in interest payments” or “I’m able to dedicate the money saved toward adding improvements for the property”. The first quote could help him attract cash investors that may be interested in working with him in the future. That could result in having additional funding which could bring Joe an acquisition he might not otherwise have been able to afford.

The second quote, about “improvements” could make potential tenants or partners pay attention to his value add approach, whether from a partner, buyer, or seller perspective. It is quite possible that Joe had completely different reasons for the all cash transaction. However, since he now must reveal the name of the purchasing entity, he might as well try to set himself and his business toward future successes he might not otherwise have been made aware of.

Even if using a new LLC or shell company to protect an identity, you can “allow” others to find out what you want them to, which would be to your advantage. It could make you “first in” on your next opportunity!

 

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/new-real-estate-rule-for-those-who-pay-in-cash-takes-effect-march-1/  

 

The Marketing Rebound From A Huge Potential Transaction

 

 

As of this writing, several days have passed without an update on the reported pending sale of the Transamerica Pyramid building which is a dominant part of the San Francisco skyline. If and as a sale goes public, it would mark the 2nd time in six years the property would have sold. There is more involved than the large size of the building and the hundreds of millions of dollars which would change hands.

The significance is what this news does for real estate professionals, developers, and investors active in the San Francisco marketplace. It adds plenty of uncertainty. Why would ownership sell after only a few years? Why would a large entity buy this property during a period of uncertainty for large amounts of office space?

I would like to think that the expected buyer knows something that the seller doesn’t. The use of office space in San Francisco has, understandably, not recovered from pre-pandemic levels. With the cost per square footage, it is not easy to believe that there is a strong case for residential conversion. Despite the portfolio of the expected buyer, this property would become a very expensive trophy.

You may not think the situation, however it plays out, impacts your brokerage, developments, or investments. Until or unless we learn more about what the expected buyer does, there will be a lot of questions which could impact other markets. If the sale happens with the seller losing millions of dollars, there will likely be a ripple effect on other large office buildings. Whether the new buyer maintains office space or converts to residential, a lot of people will be taking notice.

Landlords and brokers working to sell an office property are likely to be “reminded” of the San Francisco situation by potential buyers. On the other hand, investors and potential buyers with strong research to favor residential conversion, a surge in office space, or a push for retail, may have a new situation which is ripe for making offers to sellers that become even more concerned.

An effective buying or selling “pitch” able to raise fresh and documented concerns could make thousands, or even millions, of dollars difference for “your” side, especially when you are “first in” with a proposal. Without a research person or team working effectively and confidentially for you and your team, you miss out every time. 

 

https://nypost.com/2026/02/25/real-estate/san-franciscos-transamerica-building-is-being-sold/  

 

 

The Luxury of Having Solid Real Estate Research

 

 

What is happening with luxury housing may not be the way to judge the overall market, but it is interesting to notice how certain cities and markets are showing up as solid when it comes to luxury living. The below linked article contains research showing the "top" markets as of Q1 of 2026.

 

Real estate agents, developers, and investors can utilize this information in many ways, whether highlighting those markets to show sustainability or pointing out how their market "is not as competitive, allowing for more opportunity". It can be all about utilizing research to make your case to further your next potential listing, sale, investment, or opportunity.

 

There is one element to the below linked article and the information it details that my team and I find significant. I make it my business to point it out to my valued clients, students, and connections that are followers. Very few people in the industry, including those with many years of experience, will pick up on it. The article with this data appears in the National Law Review. The publication and website does not target homeowners, investors, or real estate professionals. Attorneys and those in the legal community are the ones that read the publication.

 

Why is this important for real estate pros and investors? 

 

It is because this is information that attorneys and other "influencers" of consumers and real estate professionals are reading and believing. If you are a real estate broker, you may be working with an attorney on a probate or difficult closing. Having he/she think that "only certain markets are strong for luxury properties" could influence a comment or direction they suggest. There is the chance that the comment is not in your favor. 

 

You can't possibly know what every attorney or people from other professions are taking out of context. Meanwhile, as a real estate research and marketing specialist, part of what I do is to monitor numerous sources. Your ability to say, "I know National Law Review shows Nashville among the leading luxury real estate markets" to an attorney helping you with a Nashville transaction puts you in a favorable light with them. Chances are they can refer other clients your way.

 

Knowing the source of helpful research could be what makes you "first in" on your next opportunity. My job is to help you find it. 

 

https://natlawreview.com/press-releases/new-data-identifies-austin-leading-market-luxury-real-estate-sustainability

 

 

 

Keeping Track - When The State Sues Cities Over Affordable Housing

 

We actually have a State suing several of its municipalities over legislation favoring affordable housing. What I find interesting is that things reached the point of legal action more than four years after the subject law was passed in Massachusetts. The below linked article indicates how the various municipalities are dealing with the lawsuit filings.

Information like this should be must reading for real estate developers, investors, brokers, and lenders whether in these areas or not. Opportunities are often created because someone knew how, when, and where to be “first in” to make them happen. The article can serve as a list of municipalities which are likely facing changes in how and when affordable housing is renovated or constructed to serve local residents. 

Part of what my team and I do is to make sure that valued clients, students, and connections can “push the button” and be ready as soon as a law, ordinance, or regulation goes into effect. If the change becomes effective tomorrow at 9:00 AM, I want to have a Proposal ready to submit at 9:01 AM. Waiting until it takes effect and starting your plan at that time is more likely to face competition, take too much time to get together, and probably means higher prices.

Think of it like when a concert or sports event is announced, and how within minutes local hotel rates rise significantly. Those who planned and speculated have already booked their reservations with much lower rates, gaining an advantage because they planned ahead. 

If you are not located and/or doing business in Massachusetts, monitoring stories like this one can still provide value. It is possible that municipalities you do business in are under new ordinances which allow for change, but there is some reason it hasn’t happened yet. Ideally, you become aware of upcoming effective dates weeks ahead, allowing you to be ready with a plan before others catch on. If you are not keeping track of zoning changes and municipal ordinances, among other matters, you could be losing out to your competition or missing out on opportunities. My team and I regularly keep track.

 

https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-sues-nine-towns-mbta-zoning/70188905

 

 

 

 

Marketing Properties Based On Marital Status

 

 

If you are a landlord, considering becoming one, or representing a current or potential one, it can be a huge help to prepare for the type of tenants you will have along with having methods to market to them. The below linked article, which contains interesting research about cities in which there are plenty of unmarried couples living together, shows one such trend to be aware of.

From a legal standpoint, it can help a landlord to be better prepared for potential problems when a couple has a breakup or one person has a financial crisis. An example is one person moves out and the remaining tenant gets stuck for 100% instead of 50% of payments and is struggling. In cities where “living together” is more common, having an immediate buyout policy in a lease may be possible. Gaining a vacancy on short notice is not ideal, but may be more economically feasible and much less time consuming than a lengthy eviction process which ALSO prevents you from getting a more solid tenant in place.

However, my concern is in how you market such rental opportunities, especially if you have a high percentage of vacancies to fill. You might attract more tenants when they know they could “share” the rent each month while being able to exit easily in the event a roommate is lost. Whether you should do this or not depends in part on how competitive the city or area your property is in. If your building is in an area where unmarried couples, family members, or groups of friends have choices of buildings to rent in, this concept may give applicants a big reason to choose your building. Others may not offer this option. From your point of view, being in an area with a high demand for “roommate” rentals means that your chances of filling an unexpected vacancy are higher than normal.

Explore what your options are to prevent possible evictions and problems with an attorney or real estate professional. Your real estate business can gain from bringing advantages to your properties, opportunities, partners, and clients. Being “first in” to offer them can make a big difference!

https://www.credaily.com/briefs/apartment-searches-reveal-relationship-trends-by-city/

 

When Another Real Estate Development Sets The Stage For Yours

 

Over the years, I have noticed how some people see stories like the below linked one about a huge affordable housing development coming to Atlanta and not even stopped to read it. They figure it has nothing to do with them or any projects they are currently working on, and that is if they are focused in the Atlanta area. I prefer that my valued clients, students, and connections feel differently when they see or hear about projects like the one written about.

It is true there is a developer in place and millions of dollars already secured from various sources. However, there is much more to the project to consider, and plenty of opportunities to come. On the residential side, there could be temporary housing opportunities for contractors and workers involved over the months it will take to construct the massive project. There will be utilities, roads, and infrastructure to work on in addition to building or renovating each dwelling. 

The commercial side is likely to bring plenty of opportunities for developers, investors, lenders, brokers, and contractors beyond the project. Chances are the residents will want and/or need grocery and retail nearby. Fast food and family restaurants, dollar stores, phone stores, and discount retailers will have new and additional residents to serve. There could be room for auto repair and public transportation to support the development. Now that the new Atlanta project is going to happen, it is at or possibly past the window to plan for projects which will be adjacent to the development area. Once word of the new project spreads, prices for currently available land will increase, revised zoning may be proposed, and investors and more investors and developers will swoop in.

If you are not in the Atlanta area, your development, investment, or brokerage group may or may not have an interest in possibly getting involved. If it is in the area, it demonstrates the importance of researching and “scouting” for future projects which could be difference makers. For entities that are investors, developers, and brokers not dealing with Atlanta, stories and projects like the Buckhead one can serve as a reminder to get and stay on top of appropriate major potential projects within your area(s) of interest.

Being “first in” on a new project, or what surrounds it, can make millions of difference. Let’s connect and get to work on finding some!

 

https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/exclusive-beltline-homeless-facilities-affordable-housing-plans-cancelled-bankhead

 

 

 

Knowing How The Fix Is On In Philly

 

Some real estate investors and brokers see problems while others see opportunity in the same place. 

 

The below linked research and data details plenty of both in Philadelphia, emphasizing the number of existing homes which were built prior to 1960. It is likely that some developers, investors, and brokers will run the other way upon reviewing the information. The ones that think “Who can I talk to about getting involved?” are the ones I want to work with. There are major opportunities for lenders that could help home owners, along with investors who understand what it takes to execute Subject To deals.

Meanwhile, the City of Baltimore is among several municipalities which have introduced programs within the past couple years to facilitate city-owned parcels being sold to local investors with a commitment to building much needed housing. 

Put these scenarios together, and we see large cities taking opposite approaches while addressing the same problems. One side is to entice new local investors to purchase, while the other side is working to help current owners to make improvements and increase the value of their properties for the benefit of many.

These two different situations each create opportunities, but what they are depends upon what you and your business do, where you do it, and how creative you think. To me, either way there are also plenty of learning opportunities. It would be interesting to track some of the specific eligible properties in Philadelphia over the coming months. 

By doing so, here are some examples of what you could find out:

• A number of percentage of homes which are fixed up

   

• The eventual impact of repairs and upgrades on eventual resale value 

   

• Type(s) of loans and repair plans made available 

   

• Names and info about participating investors, lenders, and brokers involved

   

If you are not in Philadelphia, you could benefit by understanding how these programs work and gauge their success. Perhaps you are, or can be involved in bringing this to a municipality you serve, whether via legislation or being able to be “first in” to offer it to home owners and investors.

These are still more ways you and your team could be using research to create opportunities which make your business or portfolio thrive. My team and I are available to help you get there!

https://philly-stat-360.phila.gov/pages/home-plan

 

 

 

Does Going Back To The Office Really Hit Home?

 

 

Seeing how more companies are ending or reducing the “work from home” opportunities could and should be a reason for adjusting your marketing of properties and opportunities. As the below linked article shows, there are some markets with a higher concentration of hybrid work situations. Workers that need to go into the office full-time or more frequently than the previous five years may be facing concerns about their commute and commuting time. Some have moved since before the pandemic forced these changes.

Many people that could work majority or exclusively from home had moved to a home where there was less or no worries about commuting. They no longer had to be near the train station, bus stop, or freeway. Now that things are changing, there may be people open to selling or buying with regard to their “new” or more frequent commute.

Some of these decisions may come without regard to mortgage rates and other financial challenges. For example, one hour less of daily commuting time could save an hour a day of day care costs and gas money. Suppose that totals $200 per month. Meanwhile, a “new” mortgage that costs $150 per month more may not seem appealing as a stand alone. However, using the just described situation, a $150 per month additional mortgage increase becomes money SAVED. Saving $50 per month amounts to $600 a year, while adding convenience.

Chances are your client hasn’t thought about that, and may be hesitant to sell and buy because they don’t see the “savings” it would bring. However, you need to know how your farm area shapes up in terms of “working from home” or “returning to the office” status. It’s still another reason why and how you could benefit from having a research person or team on your side. You could be “first in” on helping your clients to save money on housing. My team and I do market research and can help you create client-specific presentations!

 

https://www.newhomesource.com/news/housing-market-trends/the-best-u-s-markets-for-hybrid-work-lifestyles-in-2026/

 

 

 

Older Homes Sellers - You Have "Senior" Price

 

As much as I’m all about taking real estate research and utilizing it to your advantage, I also see situations which stretch the facts more than they should. In my opinion, the below linked article is an example, attempting to place blame on a seller and mostly due to the age of the seller. The author claims that some senior citizens are getting less for selling their homes. Reasons given include neglected maintenance and listening to investors instead of having them listed traditionally. The intent is to keep sellers from “listing independently” instead of on the MLS, which could be able to fetch a higher selling price.

I have been working with agents and brokers since 1988 and have written or rewritten thousands of unique property ads for many different formats. That is more than enough time to realize that properties do not “sell themselves”. Marketing properties is about painting the picture with the buyer in it. One thing my team and I cannot do by ourselves is thoroughly educate potential buyers.

The below linked (and others) article appears to frame older sellers for not listing their homes traditionally and supposedly losing money. Meanwhile, the “investors” use of data, to their advantage, also makes a good case. One of the methods investors use to discount their purchase price is by telling the potential seller they will purchase “as is”. Many seniors, who are the subject of the aforementioned article, are not easily able to afford spending thousands of dollars on repairs and replacements just to sell the house.

They see not having to spend $8,000 on a new roof (for example) as money saved, and being able to sell more quickly by not having to wait. They may have already spoken with an agent about traditionally listing who told them they would need to upgrade that roof. What the seller wants to accomplish is selling the home.

Blaming the sellers does not solve the problem. Frankly, it doesn’t give them any reasons to list on the MLS if it means having to spend money to get the sale. The agents, brokers, and real estate associations need to be educating seniors on “keeping up” their homes YEARS before the time comes to sell. The problem isn’t going to be solved without taking all of the steps necessary to prevent it from happening. Having a long-term plan can make you “first in” on the opportunity for your next successful transaction.

 

https://nationalmortgageprofessional.com/news/older-owners-sell-less-market-sales-take-some-blame 

 

 

Real Estate With OPI (Other People's Ideas)

 

 

I love a great idea, especially when it involves real estate development and can be duplicated in other places. It makes no difference whether you like or don’t like the person (or entity) that came up with the idea, especially when you can make it happen without involving him, her, or them.

As the below linked article details, plans have been approved to implement a major tunnel project in Nashville which will connect and transport thousands to millions of people between the Airport and downtown. It is being done with private financing, saving millions for the municipality while facilitating a significant expansion which will be an economic winner for all concerned.

For consumers, especially airline passengers, they gain a convenience, and one which is currently not available to and from the majority of airports. If you read the previous sentence again, you see my point. As a real estate professional, investors, lender, or contractor, you can (hopefully) envision the possibilities around the country for similar projects. 

There could be so much more than “just” the multi-million dollar transit system. The terminals and entrances will have room for restaurants, convenience stores, and retail. Adjacent facilities can include parking and perhaps valet service. Hotel operators would be salivating at not needing shuttle service to bring visitors to and from within close and easy proximity.

The tunnel project is not going to cost the City of Nashville anything because it is being privately funded. You can’t tell me that other municipalities wouldn’t go for that. A developer could even take this a step further and explore for an Opportunity Zone within minutes of a large airport. There are so many possibilities out there, and exploring them now could position you and your team “first in” on a life-change opportunity. Meanwhile, my team and I write business plans and create feasibility studies, case studies, and offering memorandums. Let’s talk!

https://www.wsmv.com/2026/02/12/nashville-airport-authority-advances-tesla-tunnel-project-connecting-downtown-with-bna/

 

 

 

 

Having A Title For Your Real Estate Marketing Theme

 

 

How can watching or following the local news impact your marketing? I come across many connections, clients, and students who miss out on plenty of opportunities. Meanwhile, we all know that there are people out there up to no good and showing bad intent. Sometimes things naturally go wrong which possibly could have been prevented. That happens in just about any industry or line of work. Clearly, real estate is no exception.

Knowing about major problems caused, whether naturally or by wrong doers, could significantly benefit your business or a current or potential client or customer. From a marketing standpoint, the below linked article provides a couple of examples.

It is unfortunate that a wrong doer is getting away with creating frivolous multi-million dollar problems for homeowners in the Beverly Hills area. Victims are losing valuable time and money. Understanding what the problem is and what could be done to prevent it “from happening to you” is the lesson.

My first reaction upon seeing this story was to send it to a valued connection that owns a title company. He could be sending the story to his luxury homeowner clients, whether he includes an offer to check their property or not. It is possible that he would do so at no cost to let his repeat clients know that their deed is completely safe as a nice gesture.

Chances are the homeowners he does that for at no cost and alerts them are going to tell their friends what their “title guy” did for them, especially if they didn’t know about this story. The story might also cause an active investor to search their current portfolio and/or dig further into potential investments. 

The result of reading a story like this could be of help to you and your team along with your database. You may have choices for how to respond, such as offered above. Being “first in” on a solution or strategy puts you in a more favorable position, when “all you did” was read or watch a news story. If you don’t have time to monitor all things real estate, let’s talk!

 

 https://abc7.com/post/homeowners-say-beverly-hills-businesswoman-is-wrongfully-hitting-homes-multimillion-dollar-liens/18593045/

 

Real Estate Marketing As A Community Affair

 

 

The need for more skilled construction workers could soon be impacting many of us in the real estate industry more than we might think. People are needed to build commercial and residential buildings, renovate and convert the older ones, and handle repairs and upgrades. As the below linked article shows, the State of Mississippi is addressing this need with the House of Representatives proposing a fund specific for construction training in schools.

I see an opportunity for real estate developers, investors, and brokers to be “first in” on helping their communities. My idea is for them to provide accredited teaching of construction for local projects. The local part could be significant. We all know that construction is different in Florida than in Minnesota (for example) because of everything from weather conditions to density of the area to union regulations to shipping and transportation of materials. 

Suppose your company is bidding on a project in Rochester, MN (example). Chances are you are bidding against other companies. If your pricing and timeline are similar (or maybe not as “good”), and your Proposal includes the use of fully trained LOCAL workers but your competition’s do not, which way will the local decision makers go?

The local politicians could point out how they set it up so that local workers would create the approved project, since the locals and their families are voters. Think about the local and community banks which are there to lend on local projects. And think about the marketing “good will” your company will have when you have your completely local project ready to go to market for lease or for sale. 

My team and I write business plans and work on feasibility studies, property proposals, and offering memorandums. I don’t have to be local to make you and your team “first in”!

 

https://mississippitoday.org/2026/02/11/mississippi-construction-training/

 

 

Do We Wait Until The Data Is In?

  

When talking with brokers, developers, and investors, I often reference how there is an element of treating a proposal and presentation like an attorney would. People hire an attorney to place a factual spin on whatever they need to prove. He or she is charged with coming up with every possible angle on getting their point across.

A major example of this in real estate is the controversy about data centers. Some municipalities welcome them while others are dead set against any being anywhere close. The below linked article shows how one organization is showing how a data center can be utilized to recycle heat and possibly help with dealing with the local climate. 

This is not to say that you should draw up a proposal for cold weather cities. My point is that the organization featured in the story is among those that has developed an approach to make a controversial proposal more appealing to the masses. Their ability to do so could very well be the difference between having plenty of opposition and hurdles to overcome or getting a successful long-term project underway.

An attorney takes the facts, reviews appropriate laws, and develops his or her case toward the results the client needs. In the situation of the “heat recycling”, the organization would benefit along with the developer, contractors, brokers, lenders, and employees during construction and upon eventual opening of the data center. They would all benefit from what started with a few good reasons.

Being aware of situations such as this one often make the difference of being “first in” for a significant income opportunity. It doesn’t matter what you think about building a data center. What matters is what you and your team could be doing to make one happen for mutual benefit.

 

https://www.wyso.org/2026-02-05/how-could-ai-data-centers-benefit-surrounding-communities-new-report-says-recycle-the-excess-heat 

 

Being Prepared Brings Real Estate Solutions

 

 

Over the years I have collaborated on my share of real estate and business projects which have worked quite well. There have also been some that have not gone well. When that happens, I make it a point to learn what I can about what went wrong to plan on not making the same mistakes again. One element I stress to my valued clients, students, and connections is what I call the “Phase 2” element of your plan.

The Business Plan needs to detail how you will execute upon a successful acquisition or partnership to work toward your exit strategy and goals. There should be that moment in time when you ask yourself (and your partners or team), “What could go wrong?”. Although your Plan is, obviously, to succeed, there is a lot to be said for what would happen in the event of a problem when it is far too late to back out.

Unfortunately, the below linked article is one example of what could “go wrong”. A new restaurant in Chicago was recently burglarized and vandalized within 48 hours of opening its doors. While chances of this happening are higher in Chicago and many other big cities, security measures are something which are important to any business with a physical location. This is not to say that the owners could have or should have been prepared for a tragedy like what happened. 

A solid Business Plan is about what happens immediately after. There are concerns about whether insurance will cover enough of the losses, what becomes of valued employees, and the ability to market the location after word of the tragic event goes public. In the case of a new restaurant, the ability for patrons to feel safe and confident about returning or trying it out can be shaken. 

I know of a situation (which I was not involved in at any level) in which a fire forced an apartment building to completely vacate due to millions of dollars in repairs being needed. When it turned out that the insurance coverage only got them a settlement check which was millions short of what they needed, the ownership group had to walk away. Investors lost six or seven figures on their original investment, but collectively chose that path over investing millions without any signed leases.

Chances are the Business Plan for the burglarized restaurant or burned apartment building did not include those specific events. From what I know about each situation, the owners were caught off-guard by the horrendous events and forced into significant decisions about moving forward. The lesson is to make the effort to plan for any eventuality as best you can. Doing so should be part of a complete Business Plan. Find out how you can put my 30+ years of experience in writing and improving Business Plans for as little as $500. It could make you and your team “first in” with a solid solution!

 

https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/chicago-restaurant-hit-burglary-less-than-48-hours-after-opening

 

 

Lower Prices Lead To Opportunity

 

The story and impact of an upstart furniture dealer going public and entering the New York Stock Exchange may not seem like anything that would interest a real estate investor or broker looking for more business or revenue. Many of them are likely not even aware of the story, especially when their valuable time is spent on working on current projects and administration.

For me, this is a perfect example of why an investor, broker, or builder should be following stories like this one (linked below). It’s also an example of the value of having a research person or team to monitor topics which could generate real estate business and plan and prepare for upcoming opportunities. I see the Bob’s Furniture example as leading to several opportunities for gaining business, with the possible advantage of being “First In” on an exciting new project.

As the article states, Bob’s is gaining a track record of success despite being at the “low end” of the furniture spectrum and presenting themselves that way. One of the lessons learned is that you don’t have to compete with the top of the price list in order to carve your niche. Another is that planning an aggressive expansion (as in 500 more stores) is possible with a clearly established plan of action.

That is only the start. Knowing about what Bob’s is doing can be inspiring real estate investors. Those 500 added stores are going to need ready land or vacant stores in proximity to the retailer’s target audience. Developers, contractors, lenders, and brokers could all benefit from collaborating on one or multiple opportunities. Investors continuously building or renovating houses and apartments for rent might be looking for low-cost bulk furniture. Leasing agents might have a desperate need to book large spaces which would work for discount furniture. You can imagine the work needed for lenders to finance the deals and for contractors to bring their skills toward making the store look and operate as required.

However, the agents, investors, lenders, and contractors that could benefit by thousands of dollars, might not even know about these opportunities if they did not research and keep track of what could happen around them. 

The next time you ask yourself, “How did THEY get that project?”, your next question to you should be “How can I be the one chosen the next time?”. My team and I can help you answer that!

 

https://www.retailbrew.com/stories/2026/02/06/bob-s-discount-furniture-ipo-and-expansion-plans-provide-hope-for-beleaguered-home-goods-category