You Can Revive Saggy Old Couch Cushions for Cheap
Let’s face it: Our butts are not kind to our couch cushions. Over time, they leave an indelible and not-very-cute imprint in our favorite lazing and resting places, squishing and squashing our cushions’ once rebounding softness into flat, dented mushiness. But if you’re not quite ready to give up that couch or your… Read more…
Why You Should Buy a Used iPhone, Now More Than Ever
I’m a big believer in old tech. I think we could all stand to update our devices less, and push the things we do have to their limits. Of course, nothing lasts forever: Eventually, there will come a day where, whether you want to or not, you have to get a new iPhone. When that […]
4 Things You Need to Know Before Buying A Short-Term Rental
Short-term rentals (STRs) are the talk of the town in the real estate community. Understandably, this strategy turns the heads of investors with the appeal of higher returns and the […]
How Often You Should Mow Your Lawn, Based on the Type of Grass You Have
Every adult has at least one “lawn person” in their social circle, and there’s a reason Lawn People are so obsessed: There are few things in this world that require more care and planning than a lawn. Lawns are thirsty, hungry time vampires that turn brown and brackish in a heartbeat if your attention wavers. […]
How to Stop Someone From Editing the iMessages They Send You
Apple’s iOS 16 introduces some awesome new Messaging features: With the new update, you can recover deleted messages for up to 30 days, mark messages as unread to return to later, and you have more options for SharePlay than ever before. The two Messages features that made headlines, however, were the ability to edit… Read […]
Cheap Ways to Make Your House Look More Expensive
Save for the consummate and frequent redecorators out there, most of us are probably in a home decor rut—maybe you made an effort at sprucing up your space a few years ago, and the same tasteful knick-knacks have been gathering dust on your shelves ever since. Whether your home needs a few touches to freshen […]
The 7 Deadly Sins of Being a Co-Worker
Everyone hates the people they work with*: 90% of Americans report having an annoying co-worker, and nearly 60% of us have considered leaving, or have actually left, their jobs because of an annoying co-worker. Read more…
Cheese Is a Crouton
I don’t diet, but if I did, I feel like I would be a low-carb type of dieter. It’s not that I don’t love bread, pasta, and french fries; it’s that I love dairy more. I’ll never try Atkins (like my parents) or go Keto (like some sort of cross-fitter), but I will appreciate every […]
Escape the ‘Grind Mentality’ and Stop Saving Every Single Penny
If you’ve ever come across the internet subculture of motivational speaker entrepreneurs, you know they’re going to advise you to work as hard as you can in your youth to save as much money as possible so that you can one day be 1) very rich and 2) very happy. Tik Tok star Gary Vaynerchuk […]
Industroyer: A cyber‑weapon that brought down a power grid
Five years ago, ESET researchers released their analysis of the first ever malware that was designed specifically to attack power grids The post Industroyer: A cyber‑weapon that brought down a power grid appeared first on WeLiveSecurity
4 tasks real estate agents should be automating
Automation will elevate your operations and your offerings, so you can be less of a salesperson and more of a business leader. Here are four tasks to start automating now.
Are you prepared to service the Hispanic homebuyer? We can help.
Serving a diverse population of buyers and sellers requires more than a “one-size-fits-all” approach to successful communication. For agents serving the Hispanic market, language and cultural differences add another layer of complexity to conducting business.
From ‘click’ to ‘close’ and beyond: how to attract clients for life in real estate
Let’s take a quick stroll through the lead lifecycle. Remember, the most successful agents attract clients for life — not just quick wins.
