Homeward Bound
Homeward Bound Over past years, Marilynn and I have traveled to many foreign lands and learned from their diverse physical structures as well as enjoyed […]
The Big Get Bigger and . . . . population changes
According to the United States Census, large urban counties next to metro areas over 1 million residents were the fastest growth areas in 2014. The […]
First Impressions
Every sales trainer advises students on the importance of first impressions: “You only have one opportunity for a first impression.” Owning a Rolex watch is […]
Due Diligence
Although the term “due diligence” does not appear in the traditional Webster’s Dictionary, it is widely used in legal and real estate transactions to describe […]
Are You Ready?
Economists at the Las Vegas 2015 International Builder Show expressed optimism about the year ahead in terms of national economic growth and the strengthening housing […]
WIN-WIN Home Energy Programs
WIN-WIN Home Energy Programs Energy conservation has become a very popular topic over the past few years, but few Americans appear to understand what it […]
Somethin’ Special
Somethin’ Special “Special” according to Webster is “distinguished by some unusual quality; being in some way superior . . . held in particular esteem.” Everyone […]
The Roosevelt Legacy
I am sure that many of our readers watched all or parts of the historic movie on the Roosevelt family shown in a weeklong series […]
Retirees Migrating South
Changing trends among retirees moving or planning to move south are surveyed annually in the Ideal-Living retirement seminars conducted in select northern cities. They provide […]
Baby Boomer Retirement Housing Demand
The common definition for “Baby Boomers” is the generation formed by children born between 1946 and 1964—a population of about 78 million Americans with births […]