Monthly Archives: October 2006

One month at Redfin

It has been one month that I’ve been at Redfin now. How are things going? I think they’re actually going pretty well and I’m sure my blog reading co-workers will chime in if they feel otherwise :). I’m adjusting to … Continue reading

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Blog about Capitol Hill

Hillsters, check out: Capitol Hill Blog.

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Rent-o-meter

Here’s my Rent-o-Meter: Your monthly rent amount of $1,665 for a 2 beds at: 305 Bellevue Ave E Apt 204 seattle,wa indicates that your rental unit should be in better condition or have more amenities than the average rental unit … Continue reading

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Sick

I hate getting sick on Friday nights. I really do. I’m missing the hockey game and I’m missing decompressing with my co-workers after a stressful week. I’m also wondering if I’ll be able to going racing on the Sound tomorrow … Continue reading

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Inman: How to build a new real estate model

There’s a good article on Inman on How to build a new real estate model. Essentially, a second real estate industry is emerging alongside the traditional train track. We call them new models. They’re replete with upscale services built on … Continue reading

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Scissor Sisters

Tuesday I caught the Scissor Sisters show after work. Like the last time I saw them it was a complete last minute affair and totally worth it; they put on a fabulous show.

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17 insights for startup employees

17 Pithy Insights for Startup Employees: If you’re just looking for a job, you’re probably better off looking elsewhere. Seeks signs of potential future success early. Working for a growing, thriving startup is much more fun. If the value of … Continue reading

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Redfin announcements – $1mil refunded

Big announcements today at work. Your first home tour is free: The first home tour with a Redfin agent, up to three hours per household, is free. Future tours are $125 per home or $250 for a three-hour tour. To … Continue reading

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Boat is out of the water

In a rush, I took the boat out over the weekend because Mark was vacating his apartment. In case you’re wondering, this is what a wakeboard boat costs: $100/year for new fenders and lines $120/year for registration $120/year to put … Continue reading

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