Making Room for New Experiences, Does it make you smile?

Do you love the real estate you own? I think we should inventory the property we own and decide if it is a positive or negative asset. We own a piece of property I have started to dislike. It feels more like a liability than an asset. Could that mean it's time to sell? It definately means it's time to evaluate.
Just like on a personal note: Getting rid of clutter is the beginning of making room for new experiences. Opening up space, mentally, physically and spiritually. Just by clearing off a pile of clutter and replacing that location with something I enjoy, brings a type of new life to the room and to my life.
During a conversation with a friend about my quest to clear clutter from my life, she said, "If it doesn't make you smile, get rid of it."
I can look over at a formerly cluttered counter and see a beautiful orchid growing happily and sharing it's joy with those who pass by. A definate SMILE.

Positive Feedback From One Of The Reipients Of The Letter We Sent Out!

John just got a phone call from one of the recipients of the 12 letters we sent out from the Profit Grabber software.

The caller said, "You're just one of those realtors aren't you!?"

John answered, "No, it's just my wife and I who buy properties and try to help people if we can."

This helped the man relax and share information about his own home which is in the process of loan restructuring, but is still behind in payments and in risk of foreclosure. At this time, the caller just wanted to talk and is hoping that he can keep his home.

John congratulated Laura for getting the Profit Grabber software loaded, working, and producing results. Laura happily accepted his compliment.

When trying a new strategy,

it is rewarding to see the first fruits of your labors.

Laura with Cathy Emmons

Laura Holbrook met Cathy Emmons of Washington. They sat next to each other on day one of the three day Syndication Boot Camp in San Diego California and enjoyed getting to know each other.