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• 8 Commercial Investment Property Sales Still Hot, Despite Slow Economy

  Commercial investment property sales continue to increase in spite of the lagging U.S. economy as loans come from less traditional sources.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Jul 03, 2003

• 7 Right Lender's Often Right Piece To Complete Your Buying Puzzle

  Purchasing real estate can be somewhat of a puzzle, but knowing the right lender can help you to easily complete your buying puzzle...

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Jun 23, 2003

• 6 John Mudd Announces World's First Real Estate Web Log

  Florida REALTOR® John Mudd announces launch of world's first real estate web log and how it will benefit future home sellers, buyers, plus buyers and sellers of commercial investment property.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Mar 30, 2003

• 5 The Acorn Gathering Gathers Funds For Cancer Cure Research This Holiday Season

  in Books — by Mr. Real Estate — on Nov 24, 2002

• 4 The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR is simply a PR book for PR

  The Fall of Advertising and the Rise of PR unsuccessfully makes the case that PR will replace advertising completely, but it makes for a wonderful PR book for PR.

  in Books — by Mr. Real Estate — on Nov 01, 2002

• 3 Panel Experts: Iraq Situation Nothing Like Cuban Missile Crisis

  President Bush has tried to convince the American people that Iraq is just like the Cuban Missile Crisis, but the experts say it just isn't so.

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Oct 16, 2002

• 2 From the Muddy Banks of a Viral Marketing Campaign

  From the muddy banks of a viral marketing campaign gone haywire...

  in Culture — by Mr. Real Estate — on Oct 03, 2002

• 1 Reviewing Nirvana's "You know you're right" and how it markets the upcoming greatest hits package

  Nirvana's recently bootleg-released song starts out with the gentle sound of strings strumming. A gentleness that sets the tone for this highly manic-depressive song. The song is played out with gorgeous grunge grooves from Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic, and it seems to let us in on how Cobain felt not long before his death.

  in Music — by Mr. Real Estate — on Sep 25, 2002