If you’re in the real estate business it’s a question you might be asking yourself about now. May-August is the hot-season for buying and selling homes. Home are always selling, but once the school year starts, it drops a notch. Get into the holidays, drop another notch. Winter in the northern US? Falls off a cliff until the cycle starts again in late-March. Of course, with COVID-19 becoming a significant…
For those of you with access to the Wall Street Journal (or you’ve not burned any ‘free’ accesses), you may want not be aware of their contest. WSJ House of the Week is a regular contest that visitors can view and vote on. As a member, I’m not sure you need to be a member to vote or not (you do, if you wish to post comments). Vote for the…
Normally, the off-season here, December through early-March, is offset by commercial shoots. This year, 2020, the residential market kicked off with a boom. Too early to tell if it’s just a short spurt, but the January schedule for shoots was almost filled with residential clients, carrying into early February. Following are just a few pics. Another week or two will tell if this was just an unusual early-season spurt, or…
Hard to believe, it’s already time for me to do a bieannial FAA sUAS re-certification for my FAA Part 107 remote pilot’s license. What’s this, you may ask? Seems for a long time, the FAA was dragging its feet on introducing regulations governing commercial use of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS). Now, it’s already been in place for about 3 years and properly licensed pilots have started their re-certification processes….
The current young generation starting to buy their first homes, has found the going tougher than prior generations. You might have thought it’s just ‘you,’ but it’s not.