Houses for Love and Money - by June Rosenthal (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><p>Let this little book teach you BIG lessons.</p><p>Love the challenges of residential real estate? Translate that love into money through ingenuity, drive and the skills you learn here from June Rosenthal.</p><p>Filled with fascinating, often hilarious, instructional anecdotes of some of her 2000+ transactions, this book highlights a prosperous and rewarding 50-year career in real estate. Whether you are an experienced agent, broker, real estate office manager or just starting out in real estate, this comprehensive book will increase your efficiency, productivity and your bottom line. Homeowners, sellers and buyers will save time, money and stress with this fun, informative, tip-filled guide.</p><p>The result: Houses for Love and money - the heart and wallet intertwined. </p><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p>June Rosenthal... What a life she has lived... and she is still going strong at 96! Wife and mother, civic leader, and real estate sales woman extraordinaire. <p/> A trailblazer from early on, she identified herself with a "quiet power" that brought her success in her private life as well as in her business ventures. <p/> June is the winner of many local and national awards. # 1 in the country in the mid 80's+, Realtor of the Year in the 1990's and Citizen of the Year in 2007. She was the owner/manager of a renowned 14-agent boutique real estate agency in Connecticut for 25 years. June sold her company to William Pitt Sotheby's international Realty, where she remains an active broker today. <p/> Her extensive travel and achievements have been the touchstones of her high-energy life. Her passion for real estate was evident from the day she started in 1970. <p/> Helping and guiding people in one of the most important decisions in their lives was hugely gratifying to her. She was rewarded with being "friends forever" with so many. <p/> The monetary rewards were exciting, but being trusted by hundreds of customers and clients was the real privilege and joy. </p>
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