Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy larkin

Can Macrae Heppler's bold proposal for three six-hole courses at St George Golf Club revolutionize the game of golf and make it more accessible to busy individuals and families? Join us as we explore the innovative concept that promises a quick 60-minute round of golf, potentially transforming the sport's accessibility and appeal. We also take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the history of golf in Southern Utah and discussing the city's pivotal role in establishing and maintaining these green spaces. From the development of Dixie Red Hills in the mid-1960s to the impact of major infrastructure developments, we cover it all.As the debate heats up, we delve into the contentious issue of city-owned versus privately-owned golf courses. We weigh the economic and social benefits of city courses, which offer affordability and accessibility, against the higher costs and profit motives of private facilities. Our discussion extends to the broader responsibilities of the city in managing public amenities, such as parks and golf courses, and the significant water usage involved. We consider alternative uses for this precious resource and debate the merits of continued public investment versus privatization, with Macrae Heppler offering unique insights into these complex financial dynamics.In our final discussion, we tackle the future of municipal golf course funding and its impact on community resources. We evaluate the financial costs against the broader benefits these courses provide in terms of community engagement, tourism, and quality of life. From the philosophical questions about government investment in non-revenue-generating amenities to the strategic planning necessary for sustainable growth, we cover the spectrum of opinions. Join us for a balanced and insightful conversation with Jeremy Larkin, Macrae Heppler and Robert MacFarlane  as we navigate the intricate world of golf course management and its implications for the future of Southern Utah.Connect with Jeremy Larkin at https://www.gostgeorge.com/Connect with Macrae Heppler at https://www.youtube.com/@macraehepplerFind admission to HAC 3rd Annual Attainable Housing Forum here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hac-3rd-...Looking for a Real Estate expert? Find us here!https://realestate435.kw.com/#Golf #SouthernUtah #CommunityImpact #StGeorge [00:00:00] Intro.[00:12:28] City's Role in Golf Debates[00:20:26] City Budget and Public Investment Debate[00:27:11] Debate on Golf Courses' Future[00:31:59] City Golf Course Economic Debate[00:41:24] Economic Development Perspectives[00:46:00] Reevaluating Gold Course Investment Options[00:52:24] City's Decision-Making & Community Engagement [00:58:10] Public Golf Courses & Economic Debate 

Sticking to the fundamentals in real estate offers a crucial advantage of long-term stability and sound investment strategy. Fundamentals in real estate, such as location, property condition, and market trends, serve as the cornerstone for making informed decisions.

Can vision be learned? Are you born a visionary or do you develop that? Jeremy Larkin believes you can learn this, and he should know because he is selling over 200 homes a year in St. George, Utah. Jeremy talks about how he communicates vision and how it defines the culture of his team. ---------- Visit www.builothow.com to sign up for our next live or virtual event.   Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

Success doesn't happen by accident, it happens by design!Jeremy Larkin answers your questions about how to "design" your business to help you sell more houses, in less time, while living an amazing life! Your life and your business are like your home, and you need to design it the way that you want it!Jeremy is going to help you design it the way that you want it!

Success doesn't happen by accident, it happens by design!Jeremy Larkin answers your questions about how to "design" your business to help you sell more houses, in less time, while living an amazing life! Your life and your business are like your home, and you need to design it the way that you want it!Jeremy is going to help you design it the way that you want it!

Are you just drifting or are you driven?If you want to take your business to the next level, you need to take real action rather than just drifting along. So how do we become more driven?Jeremy Larkin wants to teach you how to build a business by design through intention and drive.

Here are my thoughts on who's responsible for these crazy home prices. Ok, guys, we're ALL aware that St. George home values are sky-high right now! And I imagine that ten years from now, we might wish they were “this cheap” again! In the short term, locals hate the prices, and out-of-state Buyers think St. George is a bargain!  But are the rising home prices we're seeing a result of greedy builders and homeowners, or is something else causing it?  We've participated in nearly 1,500 real estate transactions as a team. We were selling before the 2005 boom, through the crash, the foreclosure market, and the incredible ascent of the last five years. Something we learned long ago was this:  Buyers set prices. Home Buyers - not Sellers or Builders - determine “the market.” So you shouldn't be blaming sellers or builders for rising prices if buyers agree to pay them. “Buyers set prices and determine value.” We need to abandon the idea that people are being greedy in this market. Ok, well, some are attempting to be greedy. But hasn't greed been around since the beginning of time? Yet that “greed” is allowed, or disallowed, by the Buyers in the marketplace! The sellers, builders, and developers are all you and me. If you were trying to sell your home right now, you would try to sell for the highest price possible, right? Buyers set prices and determine value. If they stopped paying those prices, prices would decrease. But, until then, they are what they are. Nonetheless, the market has changed in the last 90 days. *Sharply*. Reach out to us to get a current pulse on navigating the market and see if the timing is right for you and your family to make a move! -Jeremy Larkin & The Larkin Group

Want to get better at attracting clients rather than chasing them? The key to getting clients to come to you is to become the go-to expert in your market!Jeremy Larkin will cover exactly how to become that person in your own community.

If you're waiting to sell, you're missing out on some fantastic profits. Our real estate market is as hot as our temperatures, which is to say it's practically on fire. So if you own a home right now, you're essentially swimming in a pile of money.  Sellers are making ridiculous profits by jumping into the market. Agents are keeping their hands full with new clients who are flooding in and trying to buy and sell homes. We just served our 110th client this year, closing over $50 million for area Buyers and Sellers in 2021! So we are acutely aware of just how much demand is out there.  “But show us the money - we want examples!” No problem! To give you an idea of what sellers can get today, I'd like to show off a few homes that are what I call “stoopid money properties” (the two oo's are for emphasis). Stoopid Money Scenario #1 - Downtown St. George: We listed a home in Downtown St. George for $499,000, which is already pretty high based on historical values in the area. Just a bit larger than 1,900 sf! Get this: It sold for $550,000 within 24 hours. We literally had half a dozen buyers fighting for it. “If you've had even the slightest thought of potentially selling your home, now is the moment to strike.” Stoopid Money Scenario #2 - Red Cliffs: Another home in the Red Cliffs area sold for $240,000 in 2016, but it just sold again for $405,000 last month. A “stucco box” built in the 1990s…the epitome of average! And they struck $165k worth of “gold”—in just four years.  Stoopid Money Scenario #3 - Arcadia Resort: Finally, a home in Arcadia sold for $660,000 in 2019—guess how much it went for this year? Would you believe it sold for $1.1 million?  If that's not stoopid money, I don't know what is. Needless to say, it's an incredible time to be a (selling) homeowner right now. So if you've had even the slightest thought of selling your home, now is the moment to strike—especially if it's an investment property or second home. If you'd like to get a “quick and dirty” estimate of what your home might be worth, you can do so in about 60 seconds right here: www.DixieHomeValue.com.  That's an automated valuation system. It's generally accurate but far from having us look at your home and provide a full-blown, on-the-ground opinion of value.  If you'd like us to do so, just say the word! Reply to this email or call the Larkin Group team and me at 435-375-3462.  We'll give you a custom, written report that will show precisely how much you can expect to pocket if you sell now - no obligation whatsoever.  If you have any other St. George real estate questions, feel free to reach out to us. We look forward to helping you soon! -Jeremy Larkin & The Larkin Group

Here's an abbreviated history of how the “Dixie Rock” came to be. Today we're taking a closer look at the “Dixie Rock,” where it came from, and why it has this name. Originally, it was called the “Sugar Loaf”. When the pioneers came here in the 1800s, the shape of this rock looked like a loaf of sugar from the valley below. The color and the shape resembled the sugar of their time, so that's why they nicknamed it as such. There was even a restaurant called The Sugar Loaf.  It's now Cafe Sabor, a killer Mexican joint that draws crowds from all over.  Some write it “Sugarloaf”, while others use “Sugar Loaf.”  In 1913, students at the Dixie Academy came up here and painted the word “Dixie” across the front of the Sugar Loaf. Dixie, referring to the “heart of the south” and the fact that original pioneers who came to St. George did so to raise cotton, a key southern crop. “It was originally called the Sugar Loaf.” The name has been controversial over the last few years, to say the least. Dixie State University has been under a lot of fire because people are tying the name to the South. The bottom line is that it has a very different connotation here in Utah, but people will feel the way they do, and I'm not here to tell anyone how to feel.  I graduated from Dixie High School, Dixie State University, and even Dixie Academy, so Dixie Rock has been part of my entire life. Every spring, DHS has “D week” where students have the opportunity to come up and paint over the “Dixie” on the rock with a fresh coat of paint. That's why it always looks so bright and vibrant. There you have it, the history of The Dixie Rock!  If you have any questions for us about this incredible community, and of course, St. George Real Estate, don't hesitate to reach out via phone or email. I look forward to hearing from you soon. -Jeremy Larkin

Two NAI Miami Principals join the podcast to speak about how they work together as a team. They discuss their dynamics, personalities, and ego's and how being able to navigate them is essential to the success of a partnership. To Contact Jeremy and Joe: LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/jeremylarkinnaimiami Website - naimiami.com Email - jlarkin@naimiami.com LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/josephrgallaher Website - naimiami.com Email - jgallaher@naimiami.com

The St. George Basket Brigade celebrates 11 years delivering love, hope and a FULL THANKSGIVING MEAL to nominated St. George families. And we couldn't have done it without your help! Over that time period we estimate that nearly 1000 families in need received a Brigade basket delivered by one of as many as 1500+ individual volunteers.  If you've been one of those volunteers, you're aware that it's a prized opportunity that folks literally join a waiting list to take part in! So now we pop the question! WILL YOU NOMINATE or FEED a family to help us celebrate 11 years? Perhaps both? Here's how:  1. PLEASE NOMINATE a family in need HERE. What does “in need” mean? If you think for even a second that they're in need, they're in need! 2. If you're able to FEED a family, please do so HERE. It's just $50 to have a full Thanksgiving meal delivered to a family.  Can't donate $50? Then donate $5 or $10! Want to feed multiple families? Email us about being a 10-family corporate sponsor at baskets@gostgeorge.com. The greatest part of this event is that the recipients prepare and cook the meal themselves, in their own homes, rather than a “charity” soup line. It endows them with hope, self-confidence during a tough time, and makes the community better.  Here's (just one) of the messages we received from families who received a basket in 2018: “It was a very, very nice surprise to get this thoughtful basket. Thank you for everyone who put in the love, time, thought, and money to make this happen. It was humbling to see we were number 171 on the envelope and to think of how many baskets had been delivered. Super clever with the use of the laundry basket, we used it yesterday :) Thank you again and we will be paying it forward.” -Love, a grateful family. We know it's a busy time, please take just a moment to nominate a family who will be forever grateful!  DO IT HERE.  -Jeremy Larkin, Basket Brigade Chairman

Sarah is a beat writer for the Deseret News covering the Utah jazz and was there in Oklahoma City when the coronavirus struck the Jazz. Jeremy talks local real estate and the coronavirus.

I’m sharing five important tips to know when buying a new construction home. The new construction home buying process is a different process than going out and to look at an array of homes, picking an existing house, and writing an offer on it.  We’ve been looking at the data from Zillow from 2019 about who is buying new construction homes, how old they are, and so on. In 2019, 73% of homebuyers were employed, 16% were retired, and 11% were unemployed or students. Nearly half of those buying new homes were parents. Another interesting figure is income: 17% made less than $50,000, 31% made $50,000 to $99,000, and 53% earned over $100,000. “90% of new construction homes are sold before they’re built.” No matter where you are in the country, the following five tips will save you an enormous amount of headache in the new home construction process!  1. (Most) new homes may not be listed in the MLS. You need to call a great agent and ask about new properties that are not yet listed on the MLS. You could be missing out on some wonderful homes otherwise.  2. New homes are often sold before they’re built. Home buying is not the same as walking into Walmart and saying, “I need to see the baseball bats.” Sometimes you need to buy something that doesn’t yet exist. 90% of new construction homes are sold before they’re built. 3. The first buyers usually get the best discounts. In our Sunwood Homes, for example, we have an excellent incentive right now where you can get a free iron door if you work with our preferred lender. When builders launch a new subdivision, they load up incentives to get people to want to move there. Over time the area is popular so they do not need to offer them anymore. If you can do it, it pays to be first.  4. Builders do not have a personal attachment to the home. You may wonder why they won’t negotiate with you, but generally, the price advertised is the price; there is very rarely a ‘make an offer’ option. Their list price is based on the actual cost of materials and labor, plus market value of the land, plus reasonable markup for profit. This is business for them, so they’re running by numbers and spreadsheets. And often very thin margins.  5. Some of the best discounts can be in upgrades. Check with the builder, find out what kind of incentives are being offered.  You need to work with an exceptional agent who can show you all the best neighborhoods, and we can do that for you. If you have questions about the home buying process, new construction, the financing process, or anything else concerning real estate, please reach out to us. We would love to help you. Have a happy 2020! Cheers, Jeremy Larkin & The Larkin Group

The St. George Basket Brigade celebrates 10 years delivering love, hope and a FULL THANKSGIVING MEAL to nominated St. George families. And we couldn’t have done it without your help! Over that time period we estimate that nearly 1000 families in need received a Brigade basket delivered by one of as many as 1500 individual volunteers.  If you’ve been one of those volunteers, you’re aware that it’s a prized opportunity that folks literally join a waiting list to take part in! So now we pop the question! WILL YOU NOMINATE or FEED a family to help us celebrate 10 years? Perhaps both? Here’s how:  1. PLEASE NOMINATE a family in need HERE. What does “in need” mean? If you think for even a second that they’re in need, they’re in need! 2. If you’re able to FEED a family, please do so HERE. It’s just $50 to have a full Thanksgiving meal delivered to a family.  Can’t donate $50? Then donate $5 or $10! Want to feed multiple families? Email us about being a 10-family corporate sponsor at baskets@gostgeorge.com. The greatest part of this event is that the recipients prepare and cook the meal themselves, in their own homes, rather than a “charity” soup line. It endows them with hope, self-confidence during a tough time, and makes the community better.  Here’s (just one) of the messages we received from families who received a basket last year: “It was a very, very nice surprise to get this thoughtful basket. Thank you for everyone who put in the love, time, thought, and money to make this happen. It was humbling to see we were number 171 on the envelope and to think of how many baskets had been delivered. Super clever with the use of the laundry basket, we used it yesterday :) Thank you again and we will be paying it forward.” -Love, a grateful family. We know it’s a busy time, please take just a moment to nominate a family who will be forever grateful!  DO IT HERE.  -Jeremy Larkin, Basket Brigade Chairman

On the first episode of ‘Whistles,’ co-hosts Jeremy Larkin, Jared Thomas, and Jake Saunders talk about the inspiration behind the podcast (1:32) before diving into important conversations such as whether or not Jeremy is really from Cincy (5:20) and how Jake started a trend on the football team by wearing Birkenstocks (16:26).

Inventory is increasing, prices are dropping, and interest rates are low in our St. George market. The time is now for buyers and sellers. We all know about the “one that got away”! The car, home, guy, gal, eBay auction……it might even bring tears to your eyes just thinking about it! In today’s video Jeremy Larkin describes the current St. George Real Estate market as that “one that MIGHT get away” for many home sellers! And how to avoid it. Enjoy! If you’re a home seller in our St. George market, what are you waiting for? If home prices had peaked and were starting to decline, wouldn’t you want to know about it? Of course you would. Well, that already happened. In fact, home prices peaked all the way back in July 2018.  Right now, we have 1,647 homes for sale, which is an 18% increase compared to how many were on the market last year. As we know, real estate is all about supply and demand. As supply goes up and demand goes down, prices go down too.  Along with home prices, interest rates are falling too. Right now, they’re hovering around the 4.5% range, which is almost half as low as the historical average of 8%. Essentially, this means in about six months, a whole bunch of sellers will look back on this moment and wish they had sold their home. Buyers are going to wish they had purchased a home, too, because interest rates will only go up from here.  Every day, your home’s value drops little by little. We’re not in a bubble, and we’re certainly not headed for a crash—I’m simply saying there is downward pressure on prices right now, so the sooner you can get your home sold, the better.  “Along with home prices, interest rates are falling too.” If you’re a buyer, the good news is our market is becoming more flexible, so you won’t have to worry as much about competing against other buyers for the same home. You may even have some additional leverage when negotiating with sellers.  If you have any other questions about our St. George market or you want to get started buying or selling a home, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to help you.

Friends — You may remember that last year we took over the “Basket Brigade”” charity here in St. George and had the opportunity to deliver Thanksgiving to 200+ nominated families! It was incredible. And guess what? It’s time to do it again! WILL YOU PLEASE HELP? There are families in need who have not been nominated. PLEASE NOMINATE a family in need HERE. What does "in need" mean? If you think for even a second that they're in need, they're in need! If you're able to feed a family, please do so HERE. It's just $45 to have a full Thanksgiving meal delivered to a family. And … we'll be sending you an amazing gift (see here) for doing so! Here’s (just one) of the messages we received from families who received a basket last year: “It was a very, very nice surprise to get this thoughtful basket. Thank you for everyone who put in the love, time, thought, and money to make this happen. It was humbling to see we were number 171 on the envelope and to think of how many baskets had been delivered. Super clever with the use of the laundry basket, we used it yesterday :) Thank you again and we will be paying it forward.” -Love, a grateful family. We know it’s a busy time, please take just a moment to nominate a family who will be forever grateful! -Jeremy Larkin, Basket Brigade Chairman PS — The event is NEXT WEEK so please don’t delay!

Blase is very upset that his 3rd round dynasty pick Jeremy Larkin was forced into retirement because of spinal stenosis, Blake is ready to throw in the towel on Arkansas and Bogman is wondering why he ranked Ben Lewerke so high.  The guys also go over news, the big games and starts and sits!Follow us on Twitter!! @BogmanSports, @lord_blaser, @mrCFF

The Market is steadily growing in the St. George area, and today I’m going to talk about what this means for you. Friends, clients, and colleagues – Here’s an update for you on the price of your St. George area home.  Look at these recent headlines… >>>“Median price of Southern Utah single family homes up $110,000 since March 2013”, The Spectrum>>>“St. George, Utah is nation’s fastest growing metro area”, USA Today We’re seeing more millennials buying homes, consumer confidence is up, and interest rates are still hovering around 5%, but climbing. And get this - in some St. George neighborhoods we’re having all-out bidding wars with multiple offers on a single home for sale. Look at some recent Larkin Group sales:•    Single Family home on Bulloch St. in Washington City, 9 offers, home sold at $10k over asking price.•    $500k+ executive home in Green Springs, 2 Buyers bidding against each other, sold for 100% of asking price.•    Single family home in Ivins, 5 offers, sold at $12k over asking price.•    St. George townhome, 2-Buyer bidding war sold at $15k over asking price.Clearly it’s a seller’s market. Supply is not keeping up with demand, not even close. Consider that in the four above scenarios alone, (and there are HUNDREDS of those scenarios), 14 home buyers were left looking for a home after the bidding war. Willing, ready and able to purchase a home today.  “” This is very comforting to my clients who need to sell their homes at higher prices - especially those recovering from the recession. In particular, Investor Landlords are making a killing selling their rentals right now and can sit on sidelines until they feel values have adjusted down enough for their comfort. If you’ve been thinking about selling your home, I purchased access to an up-to-date St. George home sale estimator tool that tells you what price your home will sell based on neighborhood sales data. Here’s a link to that tool: http://www.dixiehomevalue.com/ This is a paid service I provide my clients complimentary, which I’m offering free to you, too. Enter your home address and you’ll get your estimated home selling price based on comparable neighborhood sales. Now, of course, the calculator can’t see into your home, upgrades, your personal touch. That’s where we come in.  Simply reply to this email, or call us at 435-215-4533, and tell me the specifics of your home – bedrooms, bathrooms, improvements, and your situation. We’ll happily get you a complete and deadly accurate market analysis for FREE.  We’ll give you a more accurate price estimate since we know the area and talk to St. George home buyers every day.  I can also send an email to our home buyer and client database, which is now over 8000 consumers strong, and promote it in advance of hitting the market. Again, the link to the home value estimator is http://www.dixiehomevalue.com/. You should get the estimate in 60 seconds or less. Summary? I’m happy to say we have a strong St. George real estate market this summer with MUCH BETTER fundamentals supporting it than existed during the “bubble” of a decade ago.  If I can help you in any way, just reply to this email or call. Your St. George real estate consultants, -Jeremy Larkin & The Larkin Groupsales@gostgeorge.com435-215-4533 PS – Some of you have heard Carl Lamar and Marty & Amy of 99.9 KONY Country, as well as Mike McGary of 890 KDXU, talking about our new “instant offers” program. I’m fielding more questions these days about it. It’s a REAL program that really works for certain Sellers who don’t’ want to hassle with repairing, updating or otherwise getting their home ready for sale. You can check out a bit more detail HERE, or let us know by email that you have questions and we’ll be happy to answer them!-JL

Want to see which St. George area homes are currently for sale? Click here to perform a full home search, or if you're thinking of selling your home, Click here for a FREE Home Price Evaluation so you know what buyers will pay for your home in today's market. You can always call us at 435-215-4533 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions. Friends and Clients — Fall is upon us, (the best season :) ), and with what it what can be some of the STRONGEST months in St. George Real Estate. And if you’re thinking you’ve missed your chance to sell your home, let me reassure you….. This autumn actually presents a fantastic moment to sell. Here’s why. First off, housing inventory is still incredibly low. In some areas of St. George inventory is so low that we’re selling homes BEFORE THEY EVER HIT THE MARKET! In fact, according to data from the Census Bureau and the National Association of Realtors, inventory remains well below historic averages, and is 50% less than the peak in 2006….and we thought no market could ever be that hot again. Go figure! Second, while mortgage rates also remain very low, recent announcements by the Federal Reserve might cause them to finally start rising. This would make mortgages less affordable and might turn away a significant number of potential buyers. This is even more of a concern when you consider the continuing growth of home prices—6.9% in the last year alone. Third, contrary to conventional wisdom, Fall is generally a great time to list your home. Buyers in the Fall are likely to be more serious because they have probably been searching for months without success. (For more on that, check out our recent post on bidding wars.) Also, because fewer homes are listed in the fall, this means there’s even less competition than we’ve seen due to the general low inventory. So what do you get when you put all those things together? Arguably the finest home-selling environment St. George has seen in a decade. Some will wait because it makes sense, others will wait because they’re trying to “time” the market….and will look back with regret. Here are a few resources to help you with whatever next steps you are considering: Our Fall 2017 Home Buying and Selling Guides. Download them (for free, without having to share your personal info), by clicking HERE. You can get started with this home value calculator on my website, which takes into account recent St. George sales: Enter your street address here to find out what your home is worth This calculator will give you a good idea of what your home is worth in about 60 seconds or less. And if you would like a more precise estimate of what your home could sell for this fall, or if you have any other questions about the current St. George real estate situation, give us a call at 435-215-4533. We’ve got the finest folks in St. George real estate ready to help! Now I’m headed out to enjoy this Fall weather, you should do the same! -Jeremy Larkin

The St. George real estate market is ripe for the picking in 2017. Here’s how you can take advantage of it. Want to see which St. George area homes are currently for sale? Click here to perform a full home search, or if you're thinking of selling your home, Click here for a FREE Home Price Evaluation so you know what buyers will pay for your home in today's market. You can always call us at 435-215-4533 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions. One of the questions we often get around January 1st of every year is, “How do I take advantage of St. George Real Estate in the coming new year?” I’ve got three very simple and practical tips for every St. George homeowner as we move into 2017. 1. You need to determine your home’s current market value. The rationale for this is you might want to use the equity in your property for, say, home improvements or take that equity and trade over or trade up to a new home. You can do that online at a free home valuation site like DixieHomeValue.com, Zillow.com, or contact an appraiser who can conduction an independent appraisal for about $350.00. 2. Every homeowner who has a mortgage should consider a refinance. A refinance can save you between $100 and $300 per month on your mortgage during 2017 and many years beyond. So don’t walk, RUN to a good Lender and see if you qualify! We work the best lenders in St. George daily. One of our favorites is Chantry Abbott of Guild Mortgage. He can be reached at 435-979-1775. Here’s a video we shot with him last year: http://www.soldinstgeorge.com/1-reason-home-buyers-dreams-may-crushed/ 3. Finally, every homeowner should consider purchasing an investment property. Now that you own your own home, you might want to consider investing in a property that a stranger will pay the mortgage on, and build your retirement nest egg. How cool is that? If you don’t have copy of the book “Hold”, please contact us at 435-215-4533 and if you mention this blog post, we’ll give you a FREE copy! It’s arguably the finest book on investing in real estate ever written. Those are three very simple tips to help you have a profitable and happy real estate year in 2017. If you have any questions about selecting the right lender, determining your home’s value, or finding an investment property please give us a call and we’ll help point you in the right direction! -Jeremy Larkin & The Larkin Group 435-215-4533 / sales@gostgeorge.com

What should have been a bye week filled with rest and healing instead turned into a very momentous week with the sudden retirement of Jeremy Larkin. This week, we look at the ramifications on the field for the 'Cats as we preview Saturday's matchup against Michigan. To lighten the mood, we also discuss our favorite games in the past 20+ years of our Northwestern fandom.