Tag: Property

Those who are more interested in acquiring a new skill than attending college can enroll in a program at the Santa Barbara City College. Property investor Kenny Slaught talks about the career opportunities offered by the community on his blog

Workflow automation became more popular thanks to its data accuracy. Equally important, services that ease online collaborations are also on the rise. Kenny Slaught thinks that mobile apps and the new intuitive software allows real estate investors to have access

Hoover Dam is situated between Arizona and Nevada. The project offers water and hydroelectric energy to the region using Colorado River’s power. Property investor Kenny Slaught recognizes the impact of the dam on the community residing there. He talks about

The Parenting After Loss program lasts for eight weeks and provides counseling for all stages of grief. The initiative touches the emotional and physical aspects of grief. Kenny Slaught says that families learn communication tools that make them grow stronger.

George Washington Smith founded the Spanish Colonial Revival movement in California, about 100 years ago. Smith left Harvard to become a businessman and later on moved to Santa Barbara to retire. The success of his designs made him reconsider and

Santa Barbara, a beach town located in California, has many beautiful structures as well as a rich history. The city features Spanish designed homes that were designed to limit uncontrolled housing growth. Kenny Slaught, real estate , explains how the

Hospice of Santa Barbara provides numerous programs to help those who just lost a loved one, as well as terminally ill patients. These initiatives support kids who experienced a loss, as 20 percent lose a loved one before turning 18.

Kenny Slaught acknowledges children’s pain upon losing a close one.  The I Have a Friend program was started to ease the children’s grief by connecting them with a mentor who went through the same experience. The volunteer provides a listening ear,

The Girls Rock Santa Barbara project was funded by the Santa Barbara Bowl Foundation in 2015. Kenny Slaught, who believes that music brings confidence to young girls, knows the organization supports creativity and develops a sense of self-confidence in young

Real estate investor Kenny Slaught acknowledges the impact of the current architectural trends on Santa Barbara’s buildings. On his blog at KennySlaught.com, he notes that Santa Barbara’s buildings have Spanish influences, and celebrates its architectural history. Slaught says today’s trends