Jennifer Geiger

Jeri,
I have the HTC P4300 and I love it!!!!!! It is a windows based operating system and it is so easy to get to know and it works fantastic with the Supra ekey system! It has been my best and favorite gadget in the business. There is another agent in my office that purchased the palm treo and it has not worked well for him he gets system errors and has had so much trouble. After speaking with ATT (his service provider) and Supra many many times it was determined that the palm treo and the supra system do not communicate well with each other. It is something to do with programming errors between the two. My advice is for you to go get a widows based operating system, there is a list on the supra site of devices that are compatiable with the supra boxes. I hope this helps. Good luck! - Fri Jul 25 2008, 10:22

Rebecca,

I am a Realtor not far from you in Indiana. I do know that the market is moving slower these days. It may take more time than expected to sell your home. You should ask your Realtor for and updated market report and make sure that they are keeping in touch with you at least every week. Also, ask your realtor for a marketing plan for your home. You need to know what they are doing to help sell your home. Also, ask what they are doing to promote your home via the internet. It is not enough these days to just stick a sign in the yard. Last of all, remember that your agent is working for you, it is a though market out there. I hate to say this but Detroit isn't the best place to sell right now. So just hang in there, have faith, and trust me the right buyer will come along. - Mon Jul 21 2008, 07:29

Hello Bob,

You need to contact a local REALTOR and have them list your home for you. Not only will this help you sell your home faster, but all the of the things a REALTOR can do to help you advertise may net you a higher dollar than trying to sell on your own. - Wed Jul 16 2008, 21:15

Jeremy,

I am a REALTOR and I just recently built/refurbished and home myself. The house we reconstructed had completely burned down the ground so it was a big job, to say the least! I have to encourage to use a REALTOR on this one. Although, you may feel that the contractor may give you a better deal w/o using one. But here is a question I pose to you. Who will have your and your family's best interest at heart when building a home? I can for warn you, based on my experiaces in this business contractors usually do not. You need someone that you can trust to help guide you along the way. In all the aspects of building. For instance when it comes to paper work a REALTOR can represent you and handle most of this for you. That way you are assured of number one exactly what you are signing. Also, we all know that contractors can be very unrealiable to the time-line put fourth. With proper reprenstation you are more capable to keep them on track. The second most important things to do is make sure that you are able to request either the materials that are creating your home or see them. You want to make sure especially on insulation that your contractor uses a good quality insulation not only in the walls but also blown insulation in the attic/ceiling. This will be very important not only to your wallet but to your energy comsumption as well. You should never, never, never buy any home new or otherwise w/o an inspection. ps make sure you have a pest inspection, I tell all my clients there are two types of homes those with pest and those who don't have them yet. Sounds funny but it is ever so true. Pest inspections are usually under 100.00 and it can save you thousands. Also, you should push for an insured closing on your property that you plan to purchase. This will show that the property if free from liens, easements, or any other encumberances. These are all things that a licensed professional REALTOR can help you through. The cost of using a REALTOR should not detour you. Most REALTORs only charge a nominal fee for a service such as this. I have seen many people go into this alone and wish they had help from "someone who just knew" I wish you the best of luck in this exciting journey you are about to take. Believe me, I know this will be a great journey and you will love the process of customizing your new home! - Wed Jul 16 2008, 21:08