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Issue: 20 August 10, 2009
Greetings!

   


Welcome to this edition of the OwnerLand Realty Virtual Sales Meeting!

Whether or not you are an OwnerLand agent, our sales meeting is packed with important information to help your real estate business grow.

Every issue includes hot real estate topics, market comparative analysis, and more!

Agent participation is welcome!  If you have information, an article, or even a recipe you would like to share with everyone, please email us at weekly@ownerland.net.
lunchnlearnAGENT LUNCH 'N LEARN   AUGUST 13th!
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Your RSVP is required!
Seats are limited

This Lunch 'n Learn features a representative from the Cincinnati Enquirer that will share the benefits of advertising your yourself and listings using their services.

FREE Lunch will be served at 11:30.

 
agentbioOwnerLand Agent Bio
Linette
Born in: Taiwan
Years in real estate: 3 1/2
Has worked at: Sibcy Cline Realtors
Began selling real estate because: 
I love beautiful houses!
Hobbies: Badminton
Other career(s): Researcher
Accomplishments: PHD, successful agent
Other business:  Landlord
Favorite saying or quote: Love is patient, love is kind.  I Col. 13:4
 


Born in: Cincinnati
Years in real estate: 26
Has worked at: Star One, Exit Realty, Sibcy Cline Realtors
Began selling real estate because: 
When I earned my BS degree in Marketing and Management - Business Adminstration.  I wanted to Market the most important product in a person's life - a House. The interest rate was 18% back then.
Hobbies: Chess, Traveling
Other career(s): Cable TV Production
Accomplishments: Producer of over 100 shows. Served in the Air Force. Received Master's Degree in Labor and Employee Relations.
Other business:  None.  I'm all about real estate!
Favorite saying or quote: Beware of Half Truths, you might get the wrong half!!!


happeningWhat's Happening at OwnerLand Realty!

We're Here for YOU!

The OwnerLand Realty Team is here anytime
you have a need or question.

expressionDo you need to learn more about the OwnerLand Virtual Office?
Do you have a question about lease/purchases or lease/options?  Need someone to cover an open house? 
Have a question about HVCC or what HVCC is?

Full Agent Support!


service_providerService Provider List

Do you know a good contractor?

OwnerLand Realty would like to compile a database of GOOD service providers; professionals with a good track record and reputation.  If you know somebody, send me an email at jeff@ownerland.net and we'll see about adding them to the list.

Remember, a referral that you give one of your clients can make you look good or bad!  Let's be sure to protect our image!
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Wall Street Welfare
articlesMORE REAL ESTATE ARTICLES & VIDEOS
  • REALTORS® SAY HOUSING INCENTIVES HELP ECONOMY, SMALL BUSINESSES... Article
  • Plan Aims to Keep Those Foreclosed-On as Renters and Helps Preserve Neighborhood Values...Article
  • Time Management: Attack the Problem in the Correct Order...Article
  • Designing a Compensation Plan For Buyer Agent (is your split commission enough?) ...Article
  • First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit for Closing Will Move Market...Article
  • Realtors® Help Buyers, Sellers Navigate Short Sale Transactions...Article
  • Market Conditions...Article
  • Real Estate Outlook on Realty Times...Video
  • Think Big Work Small a great up-to-the-minute resource for real estate and mortgage professionals...Video

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bucket
The Wishing Well

On top of a hill overlooking a babbling brook stood a dilapidated stone well. The wooden frame which had once been used to raise water was broken and a discarded bucket sat on the ground nearby. The only thing that made this old well special was a small tarnished plaque that carried a three word inscription which read 'The Wishing Well'.

One morning a young man named Richard came upon the well and read the small plaque. Richard was a cynical young man and he scoffed at the idea of a wishing well. However, he was also very greedy so he closed his eyes and wished for a large pot of gold...just in case. He opened his eyes and looked around but nothing had changed.

As he prepared to leave, Richard happened to glance down into the well and to his amazement he saw a huge pot of gold floating at the bottom of the well. He immediately tried to reach down into the well but he could not reach the gold. Next he tried to use a piece of wood to retrieve the gold but again he had no luck. After many frustrating attempts, Richard finally gave up. He cursed the wishing well and walked away. Instantly the pot of gold disappeared.

The following day a young man named William came across the well and he too read the small plaque that identified it as 'The Wishing Well'. What William wanted more than anything else that morning was an engagement ring so that he could propose to his sweetheart Rebecca. He closed his eyes and made his wish. At first he saw nothing, but then as he glanced down into the well he saw the most beautiful diamond ring floating in an ebony box at the bottom of the well. Like Richard, William first tried to reach down into the well and then tried to use a nearby piece of wood - all to no avail.

After a great deal of frustration, he sat back and reviewed his situation. Then suddenly, in a flash of inspiration he knew what he had to do. He picked up the old bucket and walked down to the babbling brook at the base of the hill. After filling the bucket with water, he walked back up the hill and poured the water into the well. To his delight, he noticed that the level of the water in the well rose ever so slightly.

With a hint of success to spur him on, William began transferring bucket loads of water from the brook to the well. He worked steadily all day carrying buckets of water up to the wishing well. With each bucket of water he poured into the well, the ring floated closer to the surface. Finally as the sun was beginning to set, William poured in another bucket of water and the ring came within his reach. He grasped the stunning diamond ring and with a spring in his step he set off to propose to his Rebecca.

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The best part about this story is that the Wishing Well really does exist and is available to each and every one of us. Whenever you set a goal, your objective instantly becomes a 'possibility'. It is as though it appears in the bottom of the wishing well. You can see it, but it is beyond your reach. Many people like Richard look for a quick and easy way to reach their goal but they inevitably get frustrated and walk away.

Those who achieve true success understand how life's Wishing Well works. Like William, they recognize that they must put in the time and effort to fill their well before they can collect their prize.
VIRTUAL SALES MEETING CONCLUSION

Thank you for being a part of OwnerLand Realty.  Our success is a result of our awesome agents!  We are so privileged to have you on our team!

We welcome your input in our Virtual Sales Meetings...so please email me (ginni@j2res.com) if you would like to submit an article, helpful hint, recipe...or if you have a great joke to share with everyone.

Have a Great Week!
 
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