Some folks think real estate is a boring business, but have you ever noticed the influence real estate has had on the arts? Over a Friday martini lunch, be sure to check out the following famous books, and you'll see what I mean:
Gone With the Wind (Stated Income)
Hard Times (L.A. Agent Driving a KIA)
From Here To Eternity (Time required to close a Short Pay)
The Mousetrap (A Starter Home in Los Angeles)
The Divine Comedy (Housing Prices in Beverly Hills)
A Streetcar Named Desire (An agent’s bus trip home after his Porsche is repossessed)
The Odyssey (Driving around Los Angeles with a flaky buyer)
Cat on A Hot Tin Roof (An agent trying to explain the naked girl in the seller’s pool)
A Confederacy of Dunces (Agents in a conga line at Last Call)
Shogun (Good advice when showing houses in South Central)
The Godfather (A deal where everyone gets bloody, but the pizza at the open house is great)
The Call of the Wild (A real estate convention in Vegas)
Les Miserables (Four agents in a Focus…clipping coupons)
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Gone With the Wind (Stated Income)
Hard Times (L.A. Agent Driving a KIA)
From Here To Eternity (Time required to close a Short Pay)
The Mousetrap (A Starter Home in Los Angeles)
The Divine Comedy (Housing Prices in Beverly Hills)
A Streetcar Named Desire (An agent’s bus trip home after his Porsche is repossessed)
The Odyssey (Driving around Los Angeles with a flaky buyer)
Cat on A Hot Tin Roof (An agent trying to explain the naked girl in the seller’s pool)
A Confederacy of Dunces (Agents in a conga line at Last Call)
Shogun (Good advice when showing houses in South Central)
The Godfather (A deal where everyone gets bloody, but the pizza at the open house is great)
The Call of the Wild (A real estate convention in Vegas)
Les Miserables (Four agents in a Focus…clipping coupons)
FOR MORE INSPIRATIONS IN LITERATURE, PLEASE CLICK HERE
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