Facebook as a window.

By On October 23, 2012 · 1,998 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Social media is described as, ‘The new media that will take marketing, purchasing, networking – and any other kind of vital business ‘ing’ in to the future. If you want to ride the tide – social networking is the life raft that will keep you afloat’. Is it really that vital? How do you use […]

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Companies don’t sell houses – people do.

By On October 13, 2012 · 1,347 Comments · In How To Sell A Horse Property

When you spend your whole day dealing with people in every conceivable mood a human can be, it’s easy to see the ‘person’ as a commodity, like cattle running through a stall. As a realtor that’s a dangerous trap to fall in. Whatever else you feel the ‘people’ aspect of business is what it’s really […]

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A horse property – To build, or not to build, that is the question.

By On October 4, 2012 · 3,912 Comments · In Barn and Horse

The housing market can be a fickle beast at the best of times. Making any decision on what, where or when to buy is hard as you can never know what will happen. You can look back at past figures but there is no guarantee where the ‘bottom’ or the ‘top’ of the market is, […]

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Trouble with the curve.

By On September 23, 2012 · 2,595 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Life has a way of throwing you curve balls out of the blue. One day you’re riding high and the next you’re biting the dust of a human stampede watching everyone else pass the finish line. Life is like that, and no more so than the life of a realtor. Successful realtors have an amazing […]

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Getting Your Horse Property Ready for Sale

By On September 15, 2012 · 2,794 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Getting a house ready for sale is a huge task. A large number of people clean their homes and are surprised when prospective buyers are unimpressed with the décor and it’s finer points or the size of the garage. It takes effort to present any home for sale, but when you have a property designed […]

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Buying a Horse property; a business decision – or an emotional one?

By On September 11, 2012 · 2,575 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Buying any property is a big decision, but when you buy a property with your beloved horses in mind … it becomes a HUGE decision. There is much more to consider when you have barns, feeders and paddocks in mind – and ‘any old house’ just will not do. Does that mean buying a house […]

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Why I do what I do.

By On September 11, 2012 · 1,653 Comments · In Barn and Horse

I had a great phone call from a NY Wall Street paper yesterday and she was asking about how the horse property market was doing. I was a little taken aback, and a lot flattered, but it made me think about what I do. Yes, I sell houses, but I sell houses with a purpose. […]

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Customer care –Make or break your business

By On January 6, 2012 · 1,479 Comments · In Barn and Horse

A few days ago I was having lunch with a friend and after a few bites we both agreed that something was not right with the chicken. My friend, who happens to be a member of the club, knew just what to do. Call one of the chefs! After a few minutes the chef called […]

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HORSEPROPERTIES.NET IS SIX YEARS OLD!

By On October 4, 2011 · 3,776 Comments · In Barn and Horse

There is so much in life worth celebrating, even the baby’s first step. when marking major breakthroughs, anniversaries and birthdays, its no longer about that particular day but rather it’s about celebrating those that have made a difference and positively so. Horseproperties.net, the web’s most popular horse property site is celebrating its 6th birthday […]

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Simple money saving tips

By On September 24, 2011 · 2,988 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Saving money can never be described as an easy task. It takes sacrifice, self determination, ambition and a whole lot more. While it comes to saving for a home, it gets even more stressful and demanding. The entire process can however get a little manageable if you only strategize your every move and remain […]

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