Real Estate/Development
Jan. 2, 2000
Watching the clock brings results
There are probably days when brokers yearn for the good old days of the Pony Express or even Federal Express without the attendant and ever-present fax, e-mail and Internet technology. Seth Nodelman, for example, says he spent many a day recently juggling time zones as he called, faxed and e-mailed information and documents to a Japanese seller, German buyers and various attorneys in Nebraska and Los Angeles.
There are probably days when brokers yearn for the good old days of the Pony Express or even Federal Express without the attendant and ever-present fax, e-mail and Internet technology. Seth Nodelman, for example, says he spent many a day recently juggling time zones as he called, faxed and e-mailed information and documents to a Japanese seller, German buyers and various attorneys in Nebraska and Los Angeles.
The Cushman & Wakefield broker and his colleague Charlie McCabe r...
The Cushman & Wakefield broker and his colleague Charlie McCabe r...
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