Thursday, August 27, 2009

A Full Service Firm, Providing A Wide Range of Legal Services to All Our Ice Delivery Truck Clients!


How'd you like to have a practice that does nothing other than service condo associations in the middle of this real estate meltdown?

Meet Robert Kaye:
Kaye is a partner with Kaye & Bender law firm in Fort Lauderdale. The full-service commercial law firm represents more than 600 condominium and homeowner associations in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.
I'm kidding, of course. Bob's firm is a true full-service firm that does all kinds of other things too.

Still, for those condo board clients, it just might take a while for those collectables to roll in:
When will the situation improve?
It is very difficult to predict the end of the current situation that we are in. At the end of the 1970s, there was a real estate recession in South Florida and it took nearly 14 years to recover. The current economic conditions are far worse now than they were then, but there are also circumstantial differences, such as the stimulus funds from the federal government. That should contribute to a faster recovery.
Ok, so maybe 10 years, that's still a long time.

Just to be safe, let me call the bank and check on my line of credit.

Hello? Hello? Out of service?

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

First! Who cares? Not me.
Dolphins play tonight.

Miami has the Dolphins/
The greatest Football team/
Peter Adrien is going to lose
In the election he will get creamed.

He was bad in crimes
Bad in civil
He's always confused and mean
Cause when you say Adrien
you're talking a landslide dream

Anonymous said...

GO FINS!

Holly at Tropic of Mom said...

I remember my grandma talking about the "ice box." My husband's grandfather used to deliver milk. So I tease him that his dad was the milkman's kid.

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