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#SocialCurrentSee ® ▶ #Relax * (ROT#1 ▶ @ALTACITIES in @Storify "Rules of Tumb" https://t.co/lYb30VoIOS — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) May 30, 2016 http://altacities.com   ▶  http://browseonpurpose.com ▶ http://socialcurrentsee.com One of the ROTs (meaning Rules of Thumb ) that I am prone to follow on a consistent basis is to spend time daily compiling, writing, and publishing to my family of blogs, all under the moniker # SocialCurrentSee .  If you don't get it, the personal rule is "creativity stems from passion". Blogging, for me, is more than a creativity exercise, but it is a personal journal to facilitate storytelling and a wide range of topics. What started about then years ago at the diagnosis (DX) of my cancer (mantle cell lymphoma or MCL) has evolved to include a family of blogs and sites using the synergy of the three URLs captioned under the photo above. #ALTACITIES Tweets Amazon XNG Shop by ALTA...

#SocialCurrentSee ®▶ #FHAnswers * ( #ALTACITIES archive by @ALTALOMAN · @Storify https://t.co/r1Ra0pjzY2 — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) May 23, 2016 First-time condominium buyers soon discover the potential complications of their purchases, as partially explained in the following  #SocialCurrentSee . As the owner of a condo in a Southern California Inland Empire community of Trilogy Glen Ivy (south of Corona) we are personally familiar with these complications, but also the advantages of living in a condo with regard to maintenance, amenities, and affordability for what is generally a pricey marketplace for all real estate. Within our community of some 1317 residents who are required to be 55+, there is a known interest in the subject of reverse mortgages, but that option is not currently available for the some 180+ condominium owners because the community is not FHA-certified.  For that reason, the preface archive (see tweet above) may be timely, indeed. A...

#SocialCurrentSee ®▶ #Serval * ( @ALTALOMAN archive via @Storify ▶ Survival in case land and cell comm is down! ▶ https://t.co/KqKj5Q4Q2c — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) May 16, 2016 STORIFY From our oasis of a retirement community, a common interest development (aka HOA or homeowners association) in the Inland Empire of Southern California ( Trilogy Glen Ivy ), the topic of disaster recovery following an earthquake is the subject of debate and study by a committee made up of condominium homeowners living in the area. If you have never been to  Trilogy , you would not know that the community of 1317 homes includes what is known as a Special Benefit Area (SBA), the Cobblestone Canyon subdivision of 170 condos that are uniquely built as two-unit pods (see inset photo).  That is the homes have upper and lower units, only two homeowners per dwelling. Word is that this community, finished about ten years ago by Shea Homes , is one of only about six such co...

View my Flipboard Magazine. SocialCurrentSee ®▶ # ALTACITIES is primarily about the story of common interest developments, aka homeowner associations or HOAs, but we all know the interests and needs to know for the millions in these communities extend well beyond their neighborhoods and communities. See where and how we connect through social media to the clips, links, stories, and content that matters in these # ALTACITIES  .... # #SocialCurrentSee Tweets [ View the story "#SocialCurrentSee®▶ #Gen-X,Y, but Gwz* " on Storify ]

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