Real Estate

The vacant lot next to Fernley House has a new For Sale sign on it. I inquired about the price. "$105,000."

"What!"

"It's industrial, with water and sewer hookups."

"I know; I live in the house right next to it. Okay, thanks."

I might give $10,500 for the 150 x 150 foot lot, but not ten times that much. I guess I should be happy that it's so overpriced. I think it highly unlikely that anyone would buy an undeveloped lot (even with water/sewer in place) with houses on three sides of it, even if it is zoned industrial. There are much better pieces of actual industrial land in this city, without annoying neighbors.

Revised Business Meeting Basics Video

Thanks to people pointing out typographical errors in the captions, I've created and uploaded a revised version of the Business Meeting Basics video:

( Giving you the (Revised) Business )

Because you can't replace an existing YouTube video, and people will have seen the earlier link, I've left the original in place and put a note on it pointing people to the corrected version.