Update Sale of TJ Waconia Properties

It is funny how this is really a small real estate world, especially in North Minneapolis. Johnny Northside wrote a new post about the North Minneapolis T.J. Waconia houses where he actually made a mention of my post about one of my customers wanting to buy a T.J. Waconia House in North Minneapolis.

Here is where it get’s circular. Jeannie Hoholik, from Keller Williams, comments on this blog. In fact, she commented about my above post. She is also the main character in Johnny Northside’s post. Got all that?

I encourage you to check out those other posts.

Scott

3 comments

#1Jeanie Hoholik ~ Twin City Real Estate ChatOctober 6, 2008, 9:32 am

Scott, I think the bottom line is that we all have the same goal in mind. That is to make North Minneapolis a better place in which to live. For you and me, that means searching and finding the right homes for our clients. For Johnny, that means having a passion for his peers, neighbors and society, as a whole.

I find both of your blogs to be very interesting and very entertaining. As you have probably noticed, you’re both on my blogroll on my main web page. I can only hope to be as good of bloggers as the two of you! ~ Jeanie Hoholik, TwinCityRealEstateChat.com

#2John HoffOctober 6, 2008, 12:55 pm

I’ve noticed the same phenomenon of “small world” circularity within North Minneapolis real estate and within the “blog world” of North Minneapolis real estate.

#3foofoofeefeeNovember 10, 2008, 9:17 am

we need some help over on the vitims blog as TJ Waconias friends and family are trashing John Hoff and anyone else that does not defend the helgasons and balkos. I hope you will consider coming over there and helping us
http://www.topix.com/forum/state/mn/T33FF75DCE765SO13/p45

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