Posted on December 6th, 2007 by Jonathan Dalton

The short version:

1) turn control of the local Multiple Listing Services to area brokers instead of de facto requiring membership to effectively perform the business.

2) Stop making ridiculous predictions about the direction of the market and simply report the numbers, allowing those reading to make their own conclusions.

For the longer version check out my debut post on NAR Wisdom.

Editor’s note: For those keeping tabs, that’s blog posts on six different blogs over two days’ time: three of my own, NAR Wisdom, Agent Genius and the Phoenix Real Estate Technology Exchange.

Have no fear. I intend to continue ignoring the sage wisdom about the rules of blogging and writing whatever happens to be on mind that I believe has some level of merit, even if that merit comes solely in tweaking UA or UT grads.

Still, there are some forums that make more sense for certain posts and there are owners who are kind enough to share their platform with me. I’d be a fool not to take advantage of their generosity in providing some of their server space.

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