WHO -- Michael Weiner, 57, a part-time real estate developer from Scarborough, Me.
Nasrin Kazemi, a part-time real estate agent in Brentwood, Tenn., has three children, all of whom had frequent stomachaches.
His father is a letter carrier for the United States Postal Service and a part-time real estate agent for Weichert Realty.
Mitch Wall, 67, an independent and a part-time real estate agent from Riverview, Fla.: I think his experience as a governor gave him some insight into the roadblocks that government can put in the way of businesses and corporations.
"Don wasn't no gangster cat in the 'hood," said his longtime friend Coolie Ranx, a musician and part-time real estate broker who sings on the album's title track.
Bonnie J. Eick, Lambertville's tax collector and a part-time real estate agent for the E. J. Lelie agency, said that about half of the home buyers in the last year have been Manhattanites who were looking for weekend homes or wanted a permanent move.
"When the New Deal came in, and the works program came in this county, for the first time a lot of men had a job that paid a wage," explained Gayle Clevenger, a part-time real estate agent and administrator at the University of Kentucky's College of Agriculture, and a friend of Jesse Adkins.
Emil was a former Tae Kwon Do instructor turned nurse's aide, as well as a part-time real-estate agent, supporting his girlfriend and her ten-year-old son.
She works part time selling real estate, serves on the board of the historical society, knits shawls and sweaters for clients and writes letters, "generally of the unanswered kind," to local newspapers.
Inman columnist Bernice Ross explains that more listings, more transactions and more money go to those agents who have more experience and who work full-time, as opposed to part-time: Many agents mistakenly believe they can be successful by working part time in real estate.
The same is true in the vast bulk of retail businesses where the option to move workers from full to part time is a real one.
