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Teresa Boardman

Realtor, St. Paul Minnesota

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Teresa Boardman is a Realtor with Keller Williams in St. Paul, MN. She started The St. Paul Real Estate Blog as an experiment in 2005 and gained national and local attention, with write ups in the Chicago Tribune, the Boston Globe, the LA times, The St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Twin Cities Business Journal and Realtor magazine. Her blog focuses exclusively on the city of St. Paul, Minnesota and contains over a thousand individual posts and more than a 2,000 photos of the city. The blog is used as an example of the best practices in web 2.0 marketing. Boardman was named one of the top 25 most influential bloggers in 2007 and 2008 by Inman news and is considered an innovator and leader in Web 2.0 marketing.

Boardman is also a columnist for Inman news, a contributor to Agent Genius, Author of the Real Estate Weenie and contributes to the Real estate tomato. She speaks at conferences around the country and teaches a class for real estate professionals.

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  • The way the foreclosure
    By December 15, 2008 - 4:04pm

    The way the foreclosure process works is regulated on a local level and it is not the same in every state. Be sure to ask this question of a real state pro in your state.

  • Bernice - I don't know
    By December 15, 2008 - 3:16pm

    Bernice - I don't know anyone who is having a hard time in our current market. Every agent I talk too says that business is wonderful. They do mention that some are having a hard time but I can't find anyone like that.

  • I get what you are saying.
    By December 1, 2008 - 4:02pm

    I get what you are saying. Here in Minnesota the demographics work a little differently so we will not have that crop of gen Y, the move up buyers. We will see some sales from pent up demand. Our volume may remain flat or go down. We also have some unknowns. Up to now our unemployment rate has been among the lowest in the country and we have the highest rate of work force participation in the country. Our unemployment rate just went up to 6% which is very high for our state. Some major local companies say they will have layoffs. Even though our economy is diverse it will take awhile to recover. I am thinking late 2009 or first half of 2010 and most would say my view is optimistic. Real estate is just so darn local!