I train women with their clothing choices, manners, and poise to portray the proper image and empower success. 

Hopefully, my bio is now posted, but some information about myself:I enjoy giving back to my real estate community as an active member with many real estate organizations including Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW-LA), International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), and is Vice Chair of the Southland Regional Association of Realtors (SRAR) Commercial Division and Chair of the Education Subcommittee. 

@Share Ross Come to our women’s group June 26 in Ft Lauderdale listed on events page.

Keep your wheels spinning and your women grinning.

However, if you could pair that up with say someplace like Sally's Beauty Supply or Safora <sp> or some other larger chain store that caters to women then you could potentially drive a lot of business through and to this type of arrangement.

Elderly women that have fought the battle have won - I know you will too if you chose to revitialize your block.

What will happen, hypothetically, once inflation o currency has pushed the small lenders out and the big lenders decide to become landlords instead of empowering the american dream and demand payment on their holdings?

For now I'm working on a women's accessory line with a few fashions and shoes, an urban novel and what I like to call an e-how booklet on how to start your own business with little to no money.

One question: What point are they trying to make by contrasting the "nervous" male agent with the confident women in the commercial?

Menards is the only place to go if you need some 2x4's, a couple galvanized lags, a pair of women's pajamas, a dozen eggs and a 10lb bag of gummy worms.