Archive for September, 2007
Saturday, September 22nd, 2007
Speak, Kendyl, Speak!
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What an interesting day! I was very honored to speak at a Woman’s Council of Realtors luncheon as part of a Superstar Panel. The purpose of this panel was to share thoughts and ideas with our peers [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Northwest Glendale, Open Houses by Kendyl
Friday, September 21st, 2007
Some Community Love
I love Kenneth Village. I really do. I’m there almost everyday for one thing or another and it is just so friendly!
Just the other day I went to Audrey K’s to let her know I linked to her website (see the links section tab at the top of this page). Audrey is so [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Community Links, Northwest Glendale by Kendyl
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
My friend, Ben Bernake
I can’t call my self a self respecting Realtor if I didn’t comment on the Fed’s surprising move yesterday.
The Fed cut its target for the federal funds rate, which governs the rates paid on millions of consumer and business loans, by a half-point to 4.75 percent, double the quarter-point reduction that had been expected.
Today the stock [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Deals, Northwest Glendale, Stats and Numbers by Kendyl
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
How to… Set the Stage for a Quick Sale
Remember the last time you visited a new home development? How did you feel touring the model? Usually, pleasant memories come to mind about how well the home looked. That’s because it was “staged” properly.You can do the same thing when you prepare your own home for sale. Home staging is not about remodeling, fixing [...]
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Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
Let’s Do the Numbers
In last weeks LA Times article citing the falling sales prices, our zip codes did pretty well. 91202 actually rose by a little over a percent and 91201 only fell by about 3 percent. The message is that most home sellers are staying firm on their price because they are not in “distress”. But [...]
