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Kenneth Egan

Mr. Kenneth Egan

Broker and Realtor, Re/Max All Cities Realty

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Council Member Biography

Kenneth Egan is a Broker and Agent at Re/Max All Cities Realty. Mr. Egan has over 25 years of experience in real estate brokerage and consulting on the use of technology in the real estate sector. He was a Principal at RE brokerages in Los Angeles and Phoenix, Arizona. Previously, Mr. Egan served as the President of Services Resources Group, Inc., focusing on Call Center and technical support solutions. He has over 40 years of experience in selling computer systems, software and consulting services to corporate America, with sales of more than $400M during his career. Mr. Egan is responsible for managing the Western U.S. for Honeywell, Inc., and several software firms. He focused on CRM solutions in the software industry, involving CTI, web support and training for tech support operations of high-tech companies, including Fortune 500 firms. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History

2007 - Unspecified
Broker and Realtor, Re/Max All Cities Realty
2002 - 2006
Independent Broker/Agent, RE/MAX BEACH CITIES REALTY MARQUEE PARTERNS INC
1998 - 2002
President, Service REsources Group, Inc.
1980 - 1998
Regional Vice President, several
1966 - 1980
Director, Western U.S., Honeywell, Inc.

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Double Dip is a certainty

November 20, 2009

Fear of Double Dip in Housing | online.wsj.com

No matter what the spin, facts are irrefutable.3.5M houses in foreclosure trumps the NAR story about lower inventoryMore than 3 times the current number of foreclosures are in pre-foreclosure.2010 and 2011 will see great numbers of foreclosures.

Extend and Pretend

November 20, 2009

A sector too tough to save | online.wsj.com

Banks, with government support, will "pretend" over the value of Commercial Assets.Loans will be, for the most part, extended, in order that no one has to take a "hit"Kicking the can down the road, as usual.Some modifications will be worked out.

Good Insight Here

October 29, 2009

Uncle Sam Adds 5% to Prices of Homes, Goldman Says | blogs.wsj.com

Government intervention eliminates the "Free-Market" concept.This is politics as usual...kicking the can down the road.Pres. Obama is not bringing about change(I am not against him).Cash for clunkers applied to home purchase will not fix the problem.

Market Inertia caused by Capital Unavailability

October 13, 2009

Experts Probe Capital, Distressed Assets Outlook | www.globest.com

Banks are still not performing.Capital needs to flow more freelyMarkets will continue to depress

Reality always trumps hyperbole

September 30, 2009

Stocks waver on housing, consumer confidence data | www.wtop.com

Housing will continue to slide.Consumers are tapped out.What do we expect?

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