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Hello from Sunny Santa Monica,CA

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edited October 2006 in Selecting a Business
Hello all. I am a Realtor here in Santa Monica preparing to take (and pass) the state exam for my Brokers License. At that point (hopefully by Feb. `07) I will start my own RE company called Street/Road Realty www.streetroadrealty.com</A>.
Will probably need help forming the LLC.
Looking forward to all your help.
Thanks!
Tom

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  • keyconkeycon subscriber Posts: 34
    Welcome Tom,
    Good luck on your endeavor. Suggestion and you may have thought of this already. I live in the west mid-town area of Atlanta - a booming city. Plenty of folks moving back into town to beat the awful traffic (I grew up here - a rarity). Ergo, home prices intown have just continued to rise for the last 10 years. Old neighborhoods are booming. New construction is booming - townhomes, apartment homes, high-rise, etc.
    In our old neighborhood (built in the 30s & 40s), one realtor has set himself apart - has become the neighborhood selling guru. Knows the neighborhoods in our area very well. He gives $300 to the neighborhood association on every sell he makes in the respectful neighborhood. Needless to say, when you want to sell a home, his name is "top of mind." $300 may not sound like much, but for a neighborhood association (not a home owner`s association with dues - these old neighborhoods in Atlanta don`t do that), that money is really appreciated and he has made many new friends and I`m sure it has helped him to create a nice niche in his area.
    Just thought I`d pass along for you to ponder.
    R@
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