It is wonderful to live in a time when information can be shared in so many ways. Given the many personal and professional demands on my time, it can be difficult to find the time to write blog posts that meet my high standards in terms of content and style. However, it is usually possible for me to spend a few minutes each morning reading the day's news in general and what other condominium attorneys around the country have written on their blogs in particular. The best stories and posts are included on my Twitter account.
Some attorneys focus their Twitter accounts exclusively on their practice area. I decided to give my account a broader scope that reflects my interests in a more comprehensive way. News and posts relating to condominium and homeowners associations play a major role, but I also include anything else that I think is interesting and deserving of wider attention. Entries about the real estate market, the economy, science, and technology are plentiful. The last five entries provide a good indication of the account's "flavor":
Money Beagle: The wild-card risk of buying a condominium unit. http://bit.ly/uwCZtu
Seattle Times: Rental-property managers find themselves in a sweet spot. bit.ly/uif3kT
Yahoo: Futuristic Taiwan Tower will borrow its design from a tree. yhoo.it/vwG5cQ
AP: Rabbi to become army chaplain, beard and all. yhoo.it/u9hBgY
Seattle Times: Bellevue's Kindering is oasis for special needs kids. bit.ly/u3cZaG
If you would like access to more news regarding community associations and related topics than is provided on this blog, then following my Twitter account may be just what you are looking for. And, as an added bonus, you'll learn a lot about the continuing exploration of our solar system.
