Loading...

Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR® - Hallo friendsWord comes, In the article you read this time with the title Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR®, We have prepared this article for you to read and retrieve information therein. Hopefully the contents of postings Article economy, Article general, Article health, Article News, Article politics, Article sports, We write this you can understand. Alright, good read.

Title : Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR®
link : Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR®

Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR®

To the Editor:

In 2006, my partner and I planned to build a multi-use apartment building on our land where our salon (James Alan) could be located. I love Shoreline, and relished the opportunity to further invest here. Permitting was held up and by the time approved, the economy had crashed. We abandoned the project, though my savings went to trying to save it. I needed a quick solution. I gratefully became a Starbucks barista serving Richmond Beach, earning a paycheck and insurance.

During the following years I worked hard and paid off the debt. It was time for a new challenge. Helping people find the right home, especially in Shoreline, called me like no other career. I completed Realtor® training, and knew that my passion would lead to success.

Being an broker is an honor. I am at each client’s side during one of the biggest decisions and stressors of their lives. I coach clients from musing to signing. I’m a hand holder, negotiator, advisor and friend. I am proud to uphold the strict code of ethics required by the National Realtors Association.

My opponent and her supporters are spreading “alternative facts” about my career choice by implying that being a councilmember could somehow lead to personal gain. I have not marketed my business in the rezone areas, and what are the odds that one agent with about 10 annual transactions would have a listing in one of the rezones? Developers will likely build rental units and any increase in housing stock should stabilize or lower prices, possibly reducing commissions.

I urge you to weed through the mistruth and vote for the candidate who brings passion, integrity and honor to the Shoreline City Council.

Keith McGlashan

Shoreline

Thus Article Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR®

That's an article Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR® This time, hopefully can give benefits to all of you. well, see you in posting other articles.

You are now reading the article Letter to the Editor: Weed through the mistruths - why I became a REALTOR® with the link address https://wordcomes.blogspot.com/2017/11/letter-to-editor-weed-through-mistruths.html

Tweet

Subscribe to receive free email updates: