Bøger af Katie Stewart

Ever wondered what selling real estate was like in years gone by in Africa? Some things are never quite what they seem. Every day had a different challenge- from unexpected dog bites, to mistaken identity, to pompous nudists and interrupting lovers- you will find that no two days are the same. Laugh or cry, you might wonder if you could have sold real estate too? Enjoy these accounts based on true life experiences of selling real estate in a time of political uncertainty, and an alarming crime wave. Having a sense of humour and a good attitude helps with any situation, and even today it is important to get by in the changing world that we live in.

Selling Real Estate in the late Eighties in Africa was challenging in more ways than one. What with political upheaval and an increase in crime, there were many occasions when things could have gone really badly. Katie writes from personal experience and brings humour to situations which could have turned out worse. From showing the wrong house, to not understanding that a naturist is a nudist, to interrupting illicit sex escapades and being mistakenly bitten by guard dogs, you might just laugh out loud. The emotion involved with people and houses though might also tug at your heartstrings as she relates the reality of those difficult times, as people adjusted to the increasing crime wave sweeping the country. Book one is about Africa, where she started her life in Real Estate, so don't forget to look out for the next books. They are equally humourous, if not funnier as she is confronted yet again with diversity and more challenges.

Selling Real Estate in the late 80's in Africa during political upheaval, recession and during a rising crime wave was not for the faint hearted. Katie relates the stories easily with empathy and humour. From mistaken identity, to being mistakenly bitten by dogs to pompous nudists with high expectations, you might find yourself chuckling at the scenes described. Relax and enjoy a lighter side of real estate during some very tense times.