Learn what WCR San Antonio has been up to in May!

Summer. Hair gets lighter, skin gets darker, water gets warmer, drinks get colder, & Property Management gets busier! It is at times like this that the resources and camaraderie of our NARPM family are most appreciated!

There is little doubt that our eyes are an essential part of our well-being and that their use is critical to us as we go about our daily lives. Even our language has an untold number of idiomatic expressions that refer just to eyes and their usefulness. You may find someone to be the “apple of your eye” as they may be “a sight for sore eyes” or “easy on the eyes,” and if you are busy you might find yourself to be “up to your eyeballs in work” because you must “keep your eyes peeled” (ouch!) or “keep your eye on the ball”.

Vice President of Risk Management and General Counsel Gilbert Gonzalez asks you to think about what you're doing with your clients' trusted money -- and what not to do.

It’s that time of year again! Time for Trivia for TREPAC, hosted by SABOR’s Young Professionals Network. The event is in its sixth year and has grown in popularity every year. You don’t want to miss your chance to grab a ticket before they are all sold out!

Wondering what WCR Hill Country has been up to? Read here for full details.

When REALTORS® take a listing, especially one that has not recently seen any upgrades, it is often necessary to recommend to the homeowner that they have some repair work and painting done, especially to the outside of their home, and perhaps some or all of the inside areas also. This updating would also definitely apply to commercial properties before they transfer ownership or prepare to again rent one of their spaces. In the field of property management, when a long time renter, or an especially destructive tenant, vacates a property it is especially important that repainting and repairs be part of the make-ready process in preparation for a new family.

What's the reason behind all these "National _____ Days"? Enough is enough.

A comprehensive guide to the generation labels and who's better at what tasks.

Imagine this. You're holding an open house. The day is winding down and as you're about to close up, one last customer comes in. He seems pleasant and you chat casually while he signs in. You proceed to show him the property. As you step into the master bedroom you suddenly feel uneasy, like something is not right. The little hairs stand up on the back of your neck and just before you turn back to face the customer you hear the door close behind you and the unmistakable click of a lock turning.