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May 05, 2005
Wanted: Real estate bloggers!
The California Real Estate Law Blog, by Ashley West and others
Anna Luther of Seattle’s Rain City Real Estate Guide had been using the local MLS data on top of the new Google maps to include all local listings
Jeff Williams from Fredericksburg, Texas
“Real Estate Memoirs”, a blog of collective realtors, is seeking Passionate Real Estate Bloggers who wish to blog on their local real estate market.
Urban Trekker Blog, by Dewita Soeharjono in McLean, VA
Portland, Oregon Real Estate by Salvador Del Cid
The Mortgage Reports by Dan Green in Chicago
Kristal Kraft’s Denver & the ‘burbs
Larry's Take on the Market, from Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral
San Diego real estate blog by Peter Toner
The Internet Marketing Blog For Real Estate Agents
Housing Bubble - Housing Bubble Information and News
Bob Cook's Corporate Real Estate Weblog
Hot California Real Estate Blog
Real Lions. The sacred + profane of real estate industry structure
The complete List of Real Estate Blogs as well as Grow-a-Brain’s Real Estate Archives are Here
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Thanks for the link Hanan. It seems there are quite real estate agents getting on the blogging bandwagon now. There is a right way and wrong way to blog for real estate.
Posted by: H. Dean Hua at May 5, 2005 11:54:39 AM
Dear Grow-a-brain:
Can I give you a new commercial real estate blog? This blog is dedicatd to the needs of investors doing 1031 exchanges and the like...
http://www.emetroinvestments.com
Thanks!
Posted by: Eric Fuhrman at May 12, 2005 11:55:01 AM
Wow thanks for the good post. I totally agree. Some realtor folkes have no idea.
Posted by: Livermore California Realtor at Jun 1, 2005 4:55:49 PM
I need to know why you would type a sentence including a link to another site and then put a line through it - is it because you want to draw more attention to that sentence and link or just show that you no longer think people should read it or click the link - sorry, I'm just confused, thanks, Mark
Posted by: Mark Argentino at Jun 14, 2006 8:44:47 AM
It's called "linkrot": Many of the links die & the website disappears. If I re-read an old post & see that the link is gone, sometimes I go back & strike it out.
Posted by: growabrain at Jun 14, 2006 6:51:52 PM
ok, makes sense, thanks for the explanation.
Also, you have a fabulous website, must take you many hours per day to keep this going.
Thanks for all your efforts and hard work,
Mark
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