Click HERE to read the April Bakers Title Shenandoah Newsletter in its entirety Spring Thaw Luring Homebuyers Back: Realtor.com by David Krechevsky More buyers returned to the housing market this spring as mortgage rates [...]
Click HERE to view the January 2023 Newsletter in its entirety Dave Stevens on Understanding This Housing Market 5 Things Loan Originators Need to Remember by David Stevens, CMB Many loan originators who were the [...]
Click HERE to view the December newsletter in its entirety. A Letter From a Lawyer is No Substitute for Title Insurance by Eric Miller Federal policy has been focused on making it easy to get [...]
Click HERE to read the October 2022 E-newsletter in its entirety. Be a Better Leader by Wagging Your Tail by Krissi Barr, co-author of The Fido Factor: How to Get a Leg Up at Work Dogs can [...]
Click HERE to read the June newsletter in its entirety. Marshall Goldsmith: How To Earn Your Life by John Baldoni “The Earned Life: Lose Regret, Choose Fulfillment,” by Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter explores what [...]
Bankers Title Shenandoah is pleased to publish the April edition of Title Notes E-News – Click HERE to read it in its entirety Should You Trust Your Gut? by Phil McKinney Your gut is [...]
Click HERE to view the November Edition of E-News Drop These Phrases From Your Vocabulary If You Want to Sound More Confident These common phrases have a way of undermining our authority. by Sarah Showfety [...]
Click HERE to view the October Newsletter in its entirety How to Coach An Employee Who is Performing Well by Claire Lew When we think about coaching employees, we often focus on how to coach an underperforming employee [...]
7 Politeness Mistakes You Could be Making at Work – Even If No One’s Broken it to You Yet by Jane Burnett As we begin the slow return to the office, there are [...]
Top 10 Critical Competencies of Great Leaders by Doug Thorpe Great leaders share many common traits. Though criteria for leadership in the workplace can vary from company to company, the majority of effective [...]
