As I begin each day with a new Meditation, today a New Era begins.
It makes no difference which political party best represents you, the new era will affect all Americans.
From my personal perspective, the reshaping of our economy will define movement, starting with an unleashing of regulations strapped so tightly to our energy production, the cost of eggs multiplied $6-$8, besides most everyday items we purchase.
This is the result of restricting the production of energy. Drilling creates a foundation for stability, the backbone of strength to our economy and nation.
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So how will real estate be affected?
Real estate lags the economy, however, individuals don’t. People adjust more rapidly, preparing themselves, making plans, feeling the effects beforehand. It’s happening now.
The mindset itself creates a shift in the market and as the economy resets itself, so will the infrastructure around it. The goal is to create growth, jobs, higher pay. Incomes spur economic growth, the economy shifts and real estate becomes a side effect of it.
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My experience in real estate, growing up in a family surrounded by it, became a natural one. My family’s business evolved around real estate, owning thousands of acres so it was natural for me to be surrounded by property we owned. My intuitive approach is simple. I look at numbers and determine values based on economic conditions. This is what I do, authentically and easily and specifically in neighborhoods in which I’ve lived.
I always wondered why I was the one growing up on those thousands of acres but when I came to realize wondering is a part of what I am, I found peace and clarity in my intuition.
Real Estate comes naturally and easily to me. I don’t have to work hard at understanding it. I just naturally know and I share the knowledge with clients.
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I’ve worked in just about every corner of Houston and Houston metro real estate. Now, I’m in other areas that are seeing growth.
Most individuals are not able of correlate economics and energy to real estate or articulate it to their clients. You often hear me talk about the market. If you ask me what I think of the economy, or real estate, plan to have a long conversation with me. I don’t shy away from economics.
It’s my specialty, my knowledge and my expertise. I’ve been giving market commentary since my mid-twenty’s, trained on Wall Street, having gained experience working in options and energy futures trading pits directly on the Exchange. My job was to articulate the market, I gave market commentary daily and I still do now. My clients ask questions and my answers are backed by knowledge. I am not one to just list a home. It’s not my area of interest, unless it’s a particularly unique situation. I take on deals others won’t take the time to work through.
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It takes years of experience to establish a record but it also takes years of knowledge to be confident. It’s been both here, years of experience and a natural, intuitive approach.
I don’t have to think about it, I just know, and I’m confident in everything I do.