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March 14, 2008 at 11:17 AM in reply to: OT: parents…any recommendations for a cartoon/video for teaching manners. #169818March 14, 2008 at 11:17 AM in reply to: OT: parents…any recommendations for a cartoon/video for teaching manners. #169918
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ParticipantI suggest Terrance and Phillip cartoons.
As for manners, TV programs are worthless. Teach by example, and then have her do Cotillion when she’s old enough. We’re from the south, and most the kids my kids went to school with did Cotillion. Positive peer pressure works wonders. They all have exceptional manners now (Far better than mine)
March 14, 2008 at 11:17 AM in reply to: OT: parents…any recommendations for a cartoon/video for teaching manners. #169840ParticipantI suggest Terrance and Phillip cartoons.
As for manners, TV programs are worthless. Teach by example, and then have her do Cotillion when she’s old enough. We’re from the south, and most the kids my kids went to school with did Cotillion. Positive peer pressure works wonders. They all have exceptional manners now (Far better than mine)
March 14, 2008 at 11:17 AM in reply to: OT: parents…any recommendations for a cartoon/video for teaching manners. #169814ParticipantI suggest Terrance and Phillip cartoons.
As for manners, TV programs are worthless. Teach by example, and then have her do Cotillion when she’s old enough. We’re from the south, and most the kids my kids went to school with did Cotillion. Positive peer pressure works wonders. They all have exceptional manners now (Far better than mine)
March 14, 2008 at 11:17 AM in reply to: OT: parents…any recommendations for a cartoon/video for teaching manners. #169481ParticipantI suggest Terrance and Phillip cartoons.
As for manners, TV programs are worthless. Teach by example, and then have her do Cotillion when she’s old enough. We’re from the south, and most the kids my kids went to school with did Cotillion. Positive peer pressure works wonders. They all have exceptional manners now (Far better than mine)
ParticipantSDLookup generally has the Mello Roos, but maybe not always as I believe the MLS relies on the listing agent to enter the information into the system.
ParticipantSDLookup generally has the Mello Roos, but maybe not always as I believe the MLS relies on the listing agent to enter the information into the system.
ParticipantSDLookup generally has the Mello Roos, but maybe not always as I believe the MLS relies on the listing agent to enter the information into the system.
ParticipantSDLookup generally has the Mello Roos, but maybe not always as I believe the MLS relies on the listing agent to enter the information into the system.
ParticipantSDLookup generally has the Mello Roos, but maybe not always as I believe the MLS relies on the listing agent to enter the information into the system.
ParticipantRealtors have essentially become used car’s salesmen. There are few honest ones out there. By and large, the majority are just looking to make a quick buck.
Frankly, in today’s day and age, I have to question what value a buyer’s agent really offers. By and large, the information they can provide is available either free or much cheaper from other sources. (e.g., if you buy a $1mill house, are you really getting $30k of services from them?) And, the advice the majority offer is either deceitful or half truths designed to get you to buy quickly at a high price to maximize their income with the least amount of work.
ParticipantRealtors have essentially become used car’s salesmen. There are few honest ones out there. By and large, the majority are just looking to make a quick buck.
Frankly, in today’s day and age, I have to question what value a buyer’s agent really offers. By and large, the information they can provide is available either free or much cheaper from other sources. (e.g., if you buy a $1mill house, are you really getting $30k of services from them?) And, the advice the majority offer is either deceitful or half truths designed to get you to buy quickly at a high price to maximize their income with the least amount of work.
ParticipantRealtors have essentially become used car’s salesmen. There are few honest ones out there. By and large, the majority are just looking to make a quick buck.
Frankly, in today’s day and age, I have to question what value a buyer’s agent really offers. By and large, the information they can provide is available either free or much cheaper from other sources. (e.g., if you buy a $1mill house, are you really getting $30k of services from them?) And, the advice the majority offer is either deceitful or half truths designed to get you to buy quickly at a high price to maximize their income with the least amount of work.
ParticipantRealtors have essentially become used car’s salesmen. There are few honest ones out there. By and large, the majority are just looking to make a quick buck.
Frankly, in today’s day and age, I have to question what value a buyer’s agent really offers. By and large, the information they can provide is available either free or much cheaper from other sources. (e.g., if you buy a $1mill house, are you really getting $30k of services from them?) And, the advice the majority offer is either deceitful or half truths designed to get you to buy quickly at a high price to maximize their income with the least amount of work.
ParticipantRealtors have essentially become used car’s salesmen. There are few honest ones out there. By and large, the majority are just looking to make a quick buck.
Frankly, in today’s day and age, I have to question what value a buyer’s agent really offers. By and large, the information they can provide is available either free or much cheaper from other sources. (e.g., if you buy a $1mill house, are you really getting $30k of services from them?) And, the advice the majority offer is either deceitful or half truths designed to get you to buy quickly at a high price to maximize their income with the least amount of work.
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