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post Dealing in Foreclosed Properties Risky

April 9th, 2009

Filed under: Information — Jessie @ 10:46 am

foreclosedhomes2Some prefer agent some call themselves Realtors but all of them know that dealing with foreclosed properties are indeed risky which makes them quite cautious when offering people these types of estates. This makes it not only risky but quite dangerous to their reputations so they recommend short sales instead. Short sales have buyers and sellers of erring properties dealing with each other with the lender in between ready to turn their sleeping investment into cash before the owner really defaults on the housing loan. (more…)

post February Home Sales Moving ?!?

March 9th, 2009

Filed under: Information, News — Jessie @ 10:34 am

endinsightThe bailout may be responsible for this sudden rise in the figures pertaining to new home sales for last month showing some positive movement. It may be too early to say if it is indeed the much awaited recovery but it went as soon as it came. People have been looking hard at the figures with skepticism and with good cause. They were right and the move was a simple glitch in the prevailing mood of the real estate market. Maybe the economic bailout is having a somewhat temporary effect on the economy that is being reflected in these figures, time will tell. (more…)

post Qualities of a good realtor

February 25th, 2009

Filed under: Advice, Information — editor @ 5:00 pm

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1. Confidence. A confident Realtor is one who is not afraid to talk about price or terms, know when to be firm and when to allow compromise. A confident Realtor will be able to make the best deal that works for BOTH parties.

2. Knowledgeable. A Realtor should naturally be knowledgeable in the real estate law, and real estate investing. He or she should be able to offer good and solid information when asked about mortgages, home insurance premiums, and so on.

3. Smart. A smart Realtor will know his place, when to offer advice and when to stay quiet.

4. Tenacious and dedicated. Used in tandem with the other characteristics, a Realtor with dedication to the investor will surely go places. He’ll not only get the best deal for the buyers or investor, he also makes himself some money too, and until he does that, he or she won’t stop.

post January Figures are In – Not Good

January 30th, 2009

Filed under: Advice, Information, News — Jessie @ 11:45 am

housingmarket2January figures on the housing market are in and they don’t look too good. The current market indicators are showing house prices dropping by as much as 26% meaning they have dropped lower than ever. The market conditions on wall street aren’t helping, with roller coaster figures that can;t seem to stabilize. The economy has long been in recession yet the effects are still surprising experts. Home inventories are still over the 9-month overstock, which means it would take 9 months of good sales to fully dispose of them. Nothing seems to be doing good in the real estate business, except the fact people are waiting for their bailout checks to come and help them with their pending foreclosures.
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post Tax Discounts – Coming Soon

December 30th, 2008

Filed under: Information, News — editor @ 7:04 am

foreclosedAs the government tries to help homeowners who have suffered greatly in the collapse of the sub-prime lending market, tax cuts are being planned for homeowners by the government. As we all know, the recession bit hard leaving many without homes and sending them out to the unemployment lines. Many people who have managed to keep their homes from foreclosures have done so with aid from the state and federal government in the previous attempts to bolster not only the housing market but the economy as a whole. People are still stunned at taxes the government imposes annually but these are to change with the introduction of tax discounts for homeowners. Many homeowners who lost their homes due to foreclosures have been decimated by the loss of their hard earned homes, many of which are now owned by banks and other financial institutions who could not sell them to cover for the investment they have in them. Many hope the downturn for prices have gone rock-bottom more than predicted.

post 家の価値、それとも不動産業者

December 15th, 2008

Filed under: Imp @ja — Jessie @ 1:58 am

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多くに人達にとって、不動産を売買する事は手に負えないような仕事に感じる。 時間の消費、ストレスが多く、そしてお金のかかる過程だ。 あなたがどれだけ不動産や土地を調べても、しぶしぶとお金を払う予定以上の金額がかかる事がある。 そしてもしあなたが不動産を処分しようとしているのなら、間違った行動はたくさんの時間、努力、そしてお金がかかることになる。

リスクと費用を最小に抑える方法のひとつは、評判の良いエージェントと取引する事だ。 熟練した不動産のプロは通常どのような改築、追加をする必要があるかのように、あなたの家を売る良いアイデアを持ち、 またあなたの土地の価値に対する良い考えを持っている。 もっと言うと、あなたがたくさん時間を持っていない限り指導を追跡できないだろう、又はすでにいるブローカーと連絡を取り合うことだ。

post Realtor Par Excellence

November 26th, 2008

Filed under: Information — Jessie @ 5:15 pm

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Since information is readily available from the internet, clients often ask, “Why should we hire a real estate agent?” when selling my house? First reason is because of education and experience. Acquiring the services of professionals who know more than you do, only goes to show that you are smarter than they are. Getting the right people is already half the work done and it saves you time and money in the long run. Second, agents act as buffers. If you buy new houses, your agent will keep the seller’s agents away from you. If you are a seller, your agent will screen all those calls that lead absolutely nowhere and try to persuade the “real buyers” to make an offer at the soonest possible time.

post You and Your Real Estate Agent

October 8th, 2008

Filed under: Advice — Jessie @ 1:55 pm


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Whether you are buying or selling, the load is lighter when working with a real estate agent. To have a harmonious working relationship with your agent, you need to establish the basic principles of your relationship. There are instances where, as a buyer, you want the agent to represent only you(as a buyer’s agent). If you have a buyer’s agent agreement,the agent can’t share personal information without your express permission. If the agent represents only the buyer, then he/she gets compensation from the buyer alone. If the agent represents both the buyer and the seller, then he/she gets compensation from both. The dual agent is expected to exercise fair practice in conducting business with both the buyer and the seller. There are times when the real estate company itself is dual meaning they assign a different agent for a buyer and another one for the seller to have more distinction in roles and foster more confidentiality.

post The Value Or Realtors

September 29th, 2008

Filed under: Advice, Information, Professionals — editor @ 7:51 am

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For many people, the process of selling or buying property feels like a formidable chore. It’s a process that can be time-consuming, stressful, and expensive. No matter how much you research about a property and its location, it can still end up costing you more than you are prepared to shell out. And if you’re a seller who’s trying to dispose of your property, one wrong move can cost you so much time, effort and money.

One way to minimize risk and expense is to deal with a reputable agent. These trained professionals will usually have a good idea on what will make your house sell, such as what renovations and additions you’ll need to make. They might also have a better idea of the value of your property. What’s more, unless you’ve got a lot of time on your hands, you won’t be able to chase the leads or create the contacts a broker already has.

post True Internet Real Estate Selling Success Tips

August 13th, 2008

Filed under: Advice, Information, News, Professionals — Jessie @ 1:48 pm


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True Internet Success requires mastery of 4 areas…

1. CALL OUT – The first step to Internet success is to get prospects to your site.  Many look to Search Engines for their traffic, but we like to balance that with traditional marketing.

2. CAPTURE – The next step is to have a decent design and good content.  I’m appalled at the lack of quality content and design the average agent website has. here is a science to this and it is important to understand.  You can address specialties such as New Construction, Investments and First Time Buyers.  With good content and design, you will capture more prospects by compelling them to inquire about something that actually means something to them.  Remember, home hunting is an emotional process.

3. COMMUNICATE – Once you’ve captured them, it is key to respond quickly.  There are great methods utilizing PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) phones that will make it effortless to identify and respond to the best leads before they inquire to your competition.

4. CLOSE – Don’t underestimate the power of good closing skills.  It is too easy for some to get a prospect all the way here and then just “give away” the information they ask for without closing for the appointment. 

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