Dear Laura, Jamie and I would like to thank you for all the work that you put into our acquisition of Turnbridge Wells. We appreciate your patience, understanding, and steady hand in negotiating the many details that had to be managed, dealt with, and overcome. Your Continue Reading
What I Love About My Job! (In 60 Seconds or Less) – Dustlight Productions
Movies. I love them. Especially those that capture the "3 Es" (enlighten, educate AND entertain). It naturally follows that one of my favorite genres is the documentary. With a lifelong fascination of the movie making process, I am one of those people who always stays Continue Reading
Testimonial -David
As a first-time home buyer, it was an absolute joy to work with Laura. I found her very helpful and informative, but never pushy. She was on the ball when it came down to business, and she continued to follow through with support long after the papers were signed. For Continue Reading
A Marine and a Mom
This is a personal story, but I write it in honor of Mother's Day, for a very extraordinary Mom (who happens to be my Mom, Margaret Burghardt). The year was 1963, and the EIGHT of us (yes, six kids, each born in a different state!) lived in Navy housing in Alameda (in a 3 Continue Reading
Talk about Friends
In one of those interesting, quirky "coincidences," two days after I wrote my last blog entry about the value of long-term friendships, my son Gabe surprised us with a visit for Easter weekend. Two of his best lifelong friends, twins Shad and Darrell, were in town visiting Continue Reading
Friends for life
Where would we be without our friends? Having moved every 2-3 years during my childhood (from Rhode Island to Midway Island and points in between!), I fantasized about having a "home town" and lifelong friends. I was 11 when my dad finally retired from the Navy, and we Continue Reading
