Dec 31, 2020 | Article Archive, Medical Corner
By Shawn VanderBrook, PT, DPT, OCS I am going to start this off with a simple, yet profound statement about the knee joint and how it works. Ready? The knee is the victim of the foot and hip. These wise words from a patient’s professor sum up my philosophy of how best...
Dec 31, 2020 | Article Archive, Trends
By Karen Young Here we are, nine months into a new world order. Like you, I have had a myriad of thoughts about the situation we find ourselves in, but also like you, I have to keep moving forward with business, work, and life. Nothing has really changed on those...
Dec 31, 2020 | Article Archive, Insurance
By Jesse Harlan Am I the Only One Who Thinks This Way? “At least we have insurance on the place,” the owner thinks, trying to console himself while mentally tallying the smashed windows, stolen copper piping, ugly water-stained drywall, and spray-painted graffiti (not...
Dec 31, 2020 | Article Archive, Introduction
By Bill Gladstone, CCIM, SIOR This season, we should be thinking about ourselves. Yes, that’s right: We should be thinking about ourselves and our giving habits. I hope you don’t look at this as just another advertisement for some charity, one of the thousands that...
Aug 27, 2020 | Article Archive, Financial
By Joseph Larkin, CCIM, MCR, SIOR, SLCR Cost Segregation And Bonus Depreciation Investors are capitalizing on the recent tax laws changes using cost segregation and bonus depreciation to decrease initial investment and increase returns. Increase Your Return On Your...
Aug 14, 2020 | Article Archive, Operations
By Benedict H. Dubbs, JR., AIA RA, LEED AP We will go back to work and the classroom and resume participation in social gatherings in restaurants and theaters. But when we do, it will not be business as usual. The office and classrooms will look different, function...
