Finally, there's a swine flu and SoCal real estate connection. And it comes via real estate agent Phyllis Harb's real estate blog. "As a Los Angeles real estate agent, I preview and show a lot of homes. Some are clean and others filthy – absolutely filthy. After looking at homes, I always wash my hands. In fact Natalie and I each keep hand sanitizer in the car. Due to the current Swine flu outbreak it is more important than ever, wash your hands – it won’t hurt you. If you have your home on the market, buy some Lysol sheets and wipe down the doorknobs and light switches each night." [PHRB]
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