SUCCEED BUILDING NEW HOMES.....

If want to succeed at building NEW HOMES in this market,,,,,

follow this advice.

Here are some successful strategies we have observed:

• Investments in Technology: One unsung reason that big builders
have fared better than many smaller builders is their ability to
invest in technology. I'm not talking about cumbersome
accounting systems, but rather very nimble tools to:
o quickly assess a market for depth of demand,
o survey prospective buyers for the design features they will
pay for, or
o strip excess labor cost out of a very energy efficient house.
Some of these processes have been developed by consultants or
contractors, so builders of all sizes can benefit.

• 100% Focus on Sales: From the CEO to the framer, the most
successful companies are all about sales. Roll out the red carpet
for anyone who takes the time to visit your website or community.
Tell everyone you know about the well-designed and well-built
homes you are selling at fantastic prices.

This advice is from John Burns Real Estate Consulting, Inc.

To view this newsletter on their website, visit:
http://www.realestateconsulting.com/content/SBMI-201104

Posted by Larry Tutino

IS THIS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME YOU CAN BUY???

I've written about Deltec homes on this Blog before. But, they surely deserve more praise!
Why?? Huge great rooms, Hurricane proof, exemplary company service, intelligent & helpful representatives.......

Call on Kim LeFevers, Deltec's Public Relations Manager.

You have to view their website. They offer a very nice gallery of pictures.
Click on the link below....

http://www.deltechomes.com/photos.php?type=water

Yours truly, Larry Tutino

FUTURE SUCCESS OR FAILURE ??

This Blog predicts SUCCESS!!

Cascadia project going to auction block

Pierce County’s largest planned community is in the hands of a bank, which will auction most of it today after foreclosing on the developer who worked on it for nearly 20 years without any of 6,000-plus planned homes to show for it.

• sellorbuyland 5 minutes ago

  Special Thanks to Mr Kuo for your vision and years of focused work. For helping to bring

  necessary Utilities and roads infrastructure to the community. A thanks also for John

  Ladenburg's grit and determination in taking on this COO task for a HUGE project that

  was already heading down the "economic toilet".

  
  Joe Public at times despises and scoffs the Visionaries that have the "webbles" to dream

  HUGE and then take action, especially if the project has a failure. But remember folks,

  thats how we got electricity. 100's of failures.
  
  Be patient Joe Public. In time, it will become much more crowded in and around Cascadia.

  Traffic, jobs, noise, upgraded utilities, Millions in taxes, etc.
  
  I tend to agree with people that believe more "natural scenic settings" should have been

  protected. Planners need to control stripping and overbuilding/density regulations. This

  problem alone, especially smaller lots, ads to the "cookie cutter" neighborhood problem.
  
  Larry at http://sellorbuyland.blogspot.com/

  
  

Read more: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/09/24/1354407/projects-demise-disappoints-region.html#disqus_thread#ixzz10nRfw5hY