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—By Joan Mirantz

Up until this past year or so, I spent a good portion of my time working on “improving my web presence.”  I actively blogged (usually daily), I interviewed local merchants for community pieces … all to get myself to the top of the Google list.  I also wrote, published and mailed a monthly brochure to my client list.

I worked really hard!

(This past year has been a bit of a fog for me.)

I’ve gone through the motions (or “walked the walk and talked the talk,” as they say).  I’ve crossed the T’s and dotted the I’s.  I’ve done my best for the clients I’ve worked with … but that’s where the efforts ended. Read more…

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−By Dave Cummings

Should New Hampshire REALTORS® be hopeful that a confluence of encouraging signs in June — including a slight increase in residential sales, a 22 percent decrease in foreclosures and a 22-month low in the absorption rate — may be part of a positive trend in the real estate market?

For June and year to date residential sales data, click here. For June and year to date condo sales data, click here. For NHAR’s June press release, click here.

Thoughts?

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—By Dave Cummings

“A monstow in ayy, Daddy.”

For those without your 2-year-old to English dictionary at hand, that was our daughter Rosie (“There’s a monster in there, Daddy”), who has recently become fascinated with a beast that her older brothers have convinced her exists in her room, atop the dryer, in the tub, under the bed, in the refrigerator, and most anywhere else she would possibly venture within our home.

“A monstow in ayy.”

But unfortunately for Noah and Mason, whose singular goal seems to be to strike fear in their little sister’s heart, Rosie has spun their tale in a direction opposite terror.

“S’a good monstow, Daddy.”

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