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Eden Condominiums - Trouble in Paradise How does a downtown luxury condominium with investment potential, become a five-story paperweight and virtual eyesore? Homes of the Rich and Famous We see pictures of the world's most richest individuals in the news and magazines, but off camera, what type of lives do they lead? Are their homes all glitz and glamor, or retreats from an otherwise demanding daily life. Upgrading Your Master Bedroom Closet The easiest way to make the transition from season to season, as well as keeping your closet tidy and neat on a day to day basis, is by creating a storage system that works well for you and the space you have to work with. How to Fail in Real Estate Successful people like yourself never should have to market their services. An ad in the paper is about as much as you should do to promote your business. Travel around in your car. Sip lattes. Tell your friends what a great life you have now that you’re working for yourself. Wait for your BlackBerry to ring. Staying Positive When Dealing With Negative Real Estate Clients Remember that you needn’t believe what you hear. For instance, you might be “difficult to work with” for this particular set of clients, but that doesn’t mean that you are, in general, difficult for your clients to deal with. Use the Recession to Your Advantage with Real Estate Many of the failed mortgages came about due to the failure of people to critically examine their finances and examine “too good to be true” mortgages with a skeptical eye. With a modest home and mortgage, many of these people would still be homeowners. Do Buyers and Sellers Have a Stake in Google's Access to Their IDX Listings? The backstory: A REALTOR® was reported to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Board of REALTORS® for allowing her IDX to be indexed by Google, referring to section 15.2.2 of the MIBOR (Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS®) Beware of Vacation Home Scams If you're sure that something is a scam, don't answer the email. This will just encourage people to keep emailing you. Delete all scam messages without replying instead of hitting the "This is Spam" button, as this might send all inquiries into Junk.