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Ash Seth How to offer a deal to owner before the auction?
6 January 2008 | 6 replies
Have you viewed a title report to see if there are any other liens besides the one that is in foreclosure?
N/A N/A Credit sucks and I want to be a real estate guru.
20 April 2011 | 26 replies
Each credit reporting agency (Equifax, Experian, Trans Union) MUST provide you with your credit report once per year at your request.
Fred Shandler What is the basic sequence of purchasing a property
14 January 2008 | 6 replies
call listing party to schedule a showing, ask them why they are selling, ask them if they feel it needs repairs, how long it will take them to close, are all parties on the title located and getting along well enough to meet at the closing table, ask them if they have any inspection reports or if the proeprty has a termite bond, get ALL the listing parties contact info.4.
Guy Smooth hello from Virginia
6 January 2008 | 7 replies
I'm located in the VA area as well; Newport News.
Shawn Keenan Why do sellers agree to such long terms?
27 December 2007 | 4 replies
That's good news to any landlord I would think.
N/A N/A Newbie from Newport News, Virginia
3 January 2008 | 5 replies

Hello All. My name is Amy and my husband and I would like to get started in real estate. For the past month or so we've just been taking in information, attending conferences and just really trying to see where we wou...

Bart Nakielski Investor Offers on Short Sales
25 February 2010 | 17 replies
It is also illegal for the agent to send anyone who is NOT licensed to just take pictures for them and then submit their report as their own BPO.
Bart Nakielski National market in a recession?
24 April 2020 | 27 replies
kinda like the libs who do nothing but chant "i hate bush" but offer nothing in the way of ideas to improve this country's lot.but you gotta love all the folks out there that will watch the news and buy into the hype.
Alex Shay 2007 Housing Report - The Best & Worst
12 January 2008 | 6 replies
According to a report by CNN, the 5 most expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Beverly Hills, CA $2,206,883, Greenwich, CT $2,018,750, La Jolla, CA $1,800,000, Santa Monica, CA, $1,785,000, and Palo Alto, CA $1,687,000 .The 5 least expensive housing markets in the USA in 2007 along with average home prices were Killeen, TX $136,725, Minot, ND $139,033, Arlington, TX $139,175, Canton, OH $146,333, and Muncie, IN $150,000.According to the National Association of Realtors, the 5 cities with the biggest drop in home prices in 2007 were Palm Bay, FL $182,400 (median price) 12.4% (price drop), Sacramento, CA $335,700 (median price)10.5% (price drop), Sarasota, FL $287,400 (median price) 10.4% (price drop), New Orleans, LA $160,200 (median price) 8.2% (price drop), and Hagerstown, MD $208,400 (median price) 8.0% (price drop).The 5 fastest appreciating housing markets were Bismarck, ND $161,600 (median price) 15.3% increase, Salt Lake City, UT $246,700 (median price) 14.1% increase, Yakima, WA $163,200 (median price) 13.6% increase, Binghamton, NY $119,600 (median price) 11.4% increase, and Charlotte, NC $220,100 (median price) 11.0% increase.
Joshua Dorkin New CNNMoney Outlook for 2008 in Real Estate
8 January 2008 | 3 replies
Good read, good info, and good news.