
For those of you in South Baldwin, BBB is a common acronym for Big Beach Brewery, I think it's the only brewery in Baldwin County east of Fish River. It is a fun local haunt where you can frequently hear people yell, "Norm!!!" when a familiar face walks in. (For you youngsters, you ought to look up the sitcom "Cheers", you'll thank me.)
BBB also stands for Building Business Basics

As the air gets crisper and football season kicks off, it's the perfect time to pause, reset, and make a plan for finishing the year strong. Fall is a season of gathering - gathering with family, friends, and clients. And for REALTORS®, it's also the season to gather momentum.
Consistency Builds Connections
The agents who finish the year ahead of their goals aren't necessarily the ones who work the hardest in the last quarter - they're the ones who work with consistency. Small, steady touches keep you top of mind and show your clients and sphere that you care. Every coffee, call, card, and check-in adds up.
Your Fall REALTOR® Checklist
Here are a few action steps to get y...

After the summer, real estate "typically" cools down as families settle into the school year, football season, hunting season and upcoming holidays.
This mindset change can present unique opportunities for strategic buyers and sellers.
My thoughts after Summer...
For sellers after the summer:

September is Realtor Safety Month, a crucial time to focus on the unique risks and safety concerns that come with being a real estate professional. While the job is generally safe, it's vital to be prepared for the unexpected. Developing and practicing a personal safety plan isn't about being paranoid; it's about being proactive and ensuring you're ready to protect yourself in any situation.
According to a 2020 NAR Realtor Safety Report, a significant number of agents have experienced situations that made them fear for their personal safety. These facts underscore the importance of having a plan and a mindset of constant awareness.
A Comprehensive Safety Ch...

We know Alabama runs on Caveat Emptor — Buyer Beware. For older homes, the seller doesn't owe a long list of disclosures like they do in other states.
The only time we have to speak up is if:
On top of that, RECAD tells us our job is to act honest, use...