We took four listings in a row and I was going to document the whole experience but it was turning into a feature-length movie. Here is the segment where we discuss the bidding war in Rancho Penasquitos, its failure, and how we handled the aftermath:
About the author
Kayla and I
I was going through some old footage and found these - and I'm not sure they've been seen before: For those who don't know, our daughter Kayla worked worked with us for five years before moving to Manhattan in 2018, where she's a realtor. Here is her Instagram account...
Our National Referral Network
Do you need help with finding your next home! For those who can stay around here, it's easier - and I can help you. How about those of you who want to leave San Diego County - how can you find good help? We are part of a national referral network known as Married at...
Jim’s Last 25
Are you thinking about selling your home and are trying to identify the strategies used by listing agents to get you top dollar with minimal inconvenience? Are you finding that agents aren't real specific about how they do their business, and just want you to trust...
Get Ready
This is the easier part - charting the next six months. Either the Fed will pause and delight us all, or their threat of higher rates will make buyers antsy and ready to pounce. The best-looking inventory usually happens in springtime, so all the necessary the...
Whiffleball on the News
Here is the news reel for the whiffleball tourney that raised $24,000! We are the team in all-black: peetspark.mov from Aaron Dickens on Vimeo.
My Favorite Photos 2022
These are my favorites this year:
Merry Christmas!
From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!
Peetspark for the Kids
We played in the charity whiffleball tournament to benefit Camp Kesem, a week-long camp for kids who have parents who suffering from cancer. We raised enough money to send another TEN kids to camp! We got smoked 13-2 in our game though. Here is the story on Camp...
Happy Anniversary Bubbleinfo.com!
This blog started on September 24, 2005. It was a Saturday morning, and literally I thought I better get into this blogging thing before every other realtor started doing it. This was my first blog post that talked about 20% to 25% appreciation per year:...