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Today we learn about dry rot and those nasty pests from Kris Berg the resident expert on such things. 
Phil Hoover shows us the long term results of significant and prolonged growth. And Chris Smith demonstrates how being transparent while in negotiations is the way to go. Any time you think there’s something worth sharing, please email me — your kindness will be appreciated.
Kris Berg has written on a topic near and dear to both buyers and sellers — pests & dry rot. It’s not that the subject is exciting, but that most people just don’t know much about it. Kris, in her predictably lucid style, explains how it’s just not the big deal some think. And she’s right on the money. Ask the Brokers – How Rotten is Dry Rot? is a MUST READ for buyers and sellers who just don’t quite understand what the deal is.
Phil Hoover tells us how one little Idaho community is already scheduled for such explosive growth, they’ll have to add as many as 17 new schools! And you wonder why I’m constantly calling the Boise region a monster capital growth opportunity. Geez. Eagle Growth Could Require 17 New Schools is just another example of paying attention to different regions than your own. Since I’ve been in San Diego there has been so much growth we’ve added entire school districts.
Chris Smith simply gets it. The key to managing tricky negotiations :: fearless, transparent honesty is poetry disguised as a blog post. The philosophy he espouses when in negotiations with a buyer or seller is mine too. Concrete questions should be met head-on with concrete transparent responses. This is, Duh, a MUST READ.
“…and remember. The daily Bawldys have approximately 1/365th the value of our annual awards.”
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