As 2015 starts, I’m representing five buyers who are building four houses with four different builders, with each house currently at different stages of construction, ranging from not-yet-fully-designed to just under roof and dry.
January 2015’s Monthly Note
Should be a fun note this month. Interested? Two clicks and you’ll get just the one email a month from me.
VA’s General Assembly Spring 2015 Nearly Back in Session
It’s that time of the year again, when the Virginia General Assembly convenes to kill bills in committees, pass commendations of citizens, and I try to track the bills that are interesting (to me) and relevant to my little segment of the real estate world.
These are all the bills that I’m tracking on Richmond Sunlight, if you’re interested, ranging from foreclosure procedures to milk production to photo red enforcement to the decriminalization of marijuana. There’s a lot the government tries to mess with.
Three bills to give a taste of what’s interesting in the Virginia General Assembly this year are –
I Love Charlottesville
Taking on New Clients
Are you taking on new clients? Yes.
Are you taking on every new client? No. I am selective – and everyone benefits.
Would I appreciate the opportunity to meet with you to see if we’re a good fit? Absolutely.
10 Years of Blogging
10 years ago today, I wrote the first post here on RealCentralVA. It’s been an interesting 10 years. Here’s to at least one more.
A Reason to Support Boring Local Media
Boring matters. Piecing together minute pieces over time matters.
Supporting beat reporters who go to boring public meetings is a crucial component of a free society.
Local media – local beat reporters specifically – the ones who go to the boring-est meetings when we can’t (or won’t) – matter. Seeing pictures of Neil and/or Sean as the lone attendees at public meetings makes me ever more thankful that they’re where they are.