The Wonderful World of Real Estate

The past several days have been incredible and 2014 is off to a fantastic start.

I'd like to take credit and say that I am a terrific Realtor; I'm not. God has been at work. 

There are a lot of people involved in making a real estate closing happen . Other agents, title companies, surveyors, lenders and let's not forget the buyers and sellers. I am fortunate to play a role in helping bring it together.

It took me a long time to learn to turn my life over to God, yes there will be ups and downs, but mostly, be prepared to be amazed.

Quay Throgmorton is a licensed Texas Real Estate Broker and owner of Hunt County Real Estate. Serving the buyers and sellers of real estate in Commerce, Greenville, Campbell, Wolfe City, Lone Oak, Quinlan, Caddo Mills, Celeste, Royse City and all points in between. 

Please visit my website: www.HuntCountyRealEstate.com 

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I always feel like somebody's watching me...

Do you ever get the feeling someone is watching everything you do? 

On December 4th, I blogged (http://codeviolationoftheday.blogspot.com/) about needing to register your pets. Look what showed up on my water bill Wednesday. Coincidence? 

S.O.U. in Commerce Texas

Strange, odd and unusual in Commerce, Texas...

I have tried to pay attention to the things that go on in our City government for the past 15 years. One thing I've never seen:

A City Council Workshop held at a private residence.

It was held on November 15, 2013 (a Friday evening at 5:30) and was to discuss tourism and city events. Click Here for the Notice.

How many people knew of the workshop? Never in paper; never to my knowledge promoted by the Commerce Tourism Director even though when hired by the City of Commerce she said: “I’m here to bring new excitement and new events for Commerce. I want to have more involvement from citizens and seniors to help make the city a place where people want to live and play.”

If the majority of Commerce doesn't know of the meeting, how can you have “more involvement?”