Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This afternoon the Federal Reserve announced the next phase of their strategy to stimulate the economy. Broadly referred to as Quantitative Easing 2, the plan involves printing a whole lot of money in order to buy long-term US Treasury Bonds in the markets. The Fed’s big picture goal is to reduce unemployment, and hopes that injecting more money into the economy will encourage businesses to begin taking risks to expand their operations (hire more workers),
I went to the polls today, just like thousands of other Connecticut residents. As I approached my voting location, the Hartford Seminary, there were a couple of people that descended on me. One wanted to hand me a pamphlet and talk to me about voting the Democratic ticket. Another wanted me to change my Democratic votes in some cases to the same candidate, but running on the Working Families party line. I understand the importance
The TODAY Show has moved us to Friday November 12, 2010.
Last week I received an unexpected phone call. A representative for Barbara Corcoran, the real estate contributor on NBC’s TODAY Show, said that they would like to feature one of our listings on this week’s Friday segment of “What You Can Get For…” They would be profiling the $400,000-$450,000 price range for homes around the country that they thought were an excellent value and wanted to include our listing at 210 Terry Road in Hartford.
I don’t watch that much TV, but find when I do that I gravitate towards HGTV. Apparently I really enjoy real estate because even in my down time I focus on work related shows. I like the creativity in the design programs but am more intrigued by the behaviors displayed on House Hunters or Property Virgins. I think it has to do with the fact that we help buyers in addition to sellers. I’m interested