- negotiated a contract for my seller
- wrote an offer for my buyer
- verified in another house that the AC and Heat did indeed work. I then wrote an inspection notice for this property
- drove more than 180 miles and never left the metro area
- had text message chats with five different agents all between the hours of 8 and 10 p.m.
- sent 7 documents out to be signed and then sent them to their respective parties who were waiting on signed documents
- set up showing appointments for today (because squeezing in more showings yesterday would have been unfair to my unsuspecting client who also wants to buy a home. I simply ran out of time.)
- agreed to hold open two homes this weekend--neither of which are listings belonging to my brokerage. But both are from agents I am friendly with and think of me when they need an open house.
Oh yea, I delivered an envelope with a five pound report, that basically said I am being sued to my lawyer in the middle of this. I am told not to worry, but I am fretting.
Today my day started with text messages at 6 a.m. from the agent who was looking at the contract I wrote yesterday and had (reasonable) questions. I am so happy to be working. I am feeding my family. I like having a job with flexibility. I was able to help Polly with her biology and take Buckaroo to golf today. An office job might be a bit saner, but I wouldn't be around to see my kids grow up.
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