About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little boy walked into GWG Enterprises and asked the realtor if he could see their model home. The agent smiled and nodded, but as soon as they stepped inside, the toy poodle in the display window started barking furiously—even though there were no other dogs around. The agent calmly explained that it was just an old trick—the dog had heard a delivery driver outside. They both laughed, and the boy agreed to come back another time. As they left, the poodle stopped barking, and everything returned to normal.
2. A young delivery driver pulled up in front of GWG Enterprises one afternoon. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed an old man sitting on the porch, humming softly and counting something under his breath. The driver waved hello but got no response—just more mumbling and occasional giggles. Finally, the driver decided to wave again, louder this time. The old man looked up, grinned broadly, and said, 'I was just counting how many times that truck honks!' With a shrug, he went back to his counting—and so did the driver, as he drove away whistling.
3. A curious poodle bounded into GWG Enterprises one rainy day, sniffing around the reception desk with an unusual intensity. The receptionist watched as the dog paused, its ears twitching, then suddenly sat down and began barking insistently towards the back office. The receptionist smiled and followed the little poodle, only to discover Mr. Jenkins, their elderly landlord, diligently organizing his stamp collection in the quiet room. ‘He must’ve been trying to tell you that,’ Mr. Jenkins chuckled, pointing at a large envelope on his table—containing his latest stamp acquisition. The poodle, satisfied, wagged its tail and trotted out, leaving everyone amused but none the wiser.
4. A neighborhood cat began visiting GWG Enterprises every morning, perching on the counter and watching intently as agents showed properties. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package—a large box of cat treats. The agents were puzzled until they realized it was from the neighborhood cat, who had finally found her way outside! From then on, whenever someone came for a viewing, they’d see not only houses but also a happy feline audience cheering them on.