i'm planning for investing in canada and usa. in mean while i want some clarifications on all rules and regulations prevalent in these two countries. if you have some contacts of a realestate consultant with a wide field of knowledge and would be a transparent person . please kindly put up his contacts and it would be of a greater help if u pm me those contacts

Also, the multiple offer game seems to be quite prevalent these days even on HGTV's House Hunters.

REOs are more prevalent and going to become a bigger market now that we have progressed into the adjustable prime loans are coming into foreclosure status in the next several weeks well into next year.

In my area, with the prevalence of short sales, it is common practice to list the property far below market value, generate a ton of offers, and submit the "highest and best" to the short sale lender(s).

It is now very prevalent that market conditions have adversely changed.

His section about how the bailout is the name of the game is so prevalent today despite being written back in the 90's.

There is the prevalent idea that the real intent of the second amendment was to keep the government "afraid" of "We the People"....Think about it.

I am not saying this doesn't exist in the public school system too, but it is far more prevalent in the private school system.

I'm not asking how you answer them, just more some common road blocks that seem to be the most prevalent with the sellers.

NYC, for example, has a litmus test as such:If one wins a small claims case, the debtor must be in possession of a bank balance >$1,740.Moving is an option but poor management/enforcement is prevalent in these business relationships.