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Current Housing Market in Dallas, Texas
By:Jacquelyn Marks
The median age of inventory in Dallas has dropped to 59 months as a 10.05 percent increase year over year in median list prices encourages more homeowners to list their properties. The median list price for a Dallas single family home now stands at $219,000 according to the National Association of Realtors.

In Category - Real Estate Market
Current Trends in Pennsylvania Foreclosures and Real Estate
By:Jacquelyn Marks
Although many states saw rates of foreclosure completion decline in March, a handful of states saw rates rise, including Pennsylvania, where foreclosures were up. Pennsylvania has a comparable foreclosure inventory to the national rate as measured against total available distressed real estate inventory.

In Category - Foreclosure
Going Green with Furniture Choices
By:Jilda Peterson
Many of us are choosing to lead 'greener' lifestyles out of concern for the health of our planet. From compact florescent light bulbs to plug-in electric vehicles, embracing green and reducing our carbon footprint is a desirable and worthy goal.

In Category - Home & Garden
Property Flippers Getting Flipped Off Foreclosures
By:Jacquelyn Marks
During the real estate buying balderdash investors enjoyed from the late 1990s into the early 2000s, purchasing distressed real estate was commonplace, especially in large portfolios. The concept was simple: Purchase devalued land or property at massive discounts, renovate as needed, and then flip the finish product off the portfolio for a major profit before the market normalized.

In Category - Foreclosure
Should You Buy or Rent a Home in Sandy, Utah?
By:Garn G Christensen Jr GRI
Things to think about when trying to decide if you should buy or rent a home. One place you might want to start looking is at your financial situation and see what is right for your bottom line.

In Category - Home Buying
The reasons why Landlords require a 30 Day Notice for Vacating Renters?
By:Tony Burnell
Are you currently a property owner, looking to get some additional revenue by leasing the property to tenants? Then you must be aware of the regulations which would protect you as well as the property.

In Category - Property Management
How to Make a Large Dining Room feel Cozier
By:Fiona Creech
Everyone loves spacious rooms, but there are times when a room can actually be too big and the result is that the space feels cold and impersonal. If a dining room is very large, gathering around the table can feel more like a conference than an inviting dining experience.

In Category - Home Improvement
Is That Home Inspector Hiding Behind His Contract?
By:Philippe Heller
Many home inspectors dramatically limit their liability in their inspection agreement. Should you hire an inspector who won't stand behind his work?

In Category - Home Inspection
Why Should You Consider Buying a House Through Rent to Own Home Set-up?
By:Jacquelyn Marks
Looking for a new place for you and your family can be a daunting task, only because you are not that confident when it comes to your financial capabilities. Some properties would require thousands of dollars as down payments, while some would need full payment in cash; this is mostly true for properties that have been recently foreclosed. Fortunately, today's real estate condition, now allows future homeowner to purchase or acquire ownership of foreclosed homes, REO properties and even bank-owned homes through a rent-to-own policy.

In Category - Home Buying
Shopping Around for the Best Mortgage Rate
By:Miranda Marquit
If you want the best deal on your home mortgage, shop around. Banks offer different deals, and you can leverage your good credit into a better deal when you let lenders know you are comparing terms.

In Category - Mortgage
What to Do with a Distressed Commercial Property
By:Jeramie Concklin
Many of the problems we are seeing today with CMBS loans are due to the fact that years ago underwriting standards became relaxed as intense lending competition resulted from a race for a diminishing population of qualified borrowers. Ratings agencies gave CMBS bonds AAA ratings. But the subsequent losses in the CMBS market led to the seizure of that (CMBS) market at the end of 2007.

In Category - Commercial Real Estate
Buying a Home in Retirement: Downsizing
By:Miranda Marquit
Downsizing to a smaller home during retirement often reduces your expenses, and it provides you with a way to get a little more cash out of your previous home. It can be especially effective if you have the mortgage on your larger home paid off.

In Category - Home Buying
Damage Control: Pest Control for Foreclosed or Short Sale Properties
By:Karim El Sheikh
One minor problem that can become a major one for the savvy Real Estate-Owned (REO) agent or foreclosure investor are pests. Talk about bugged out! Many foreclosed, short sale and distressed homes suffer from pest invasions simply because the critters move in when the humans move out. Without a homeowner to quell the bees or chase away the rodents, foreclosed homes can quickly become dens of insect inequity.

In Category - Home & Garden
Buying an Office Condo: A Good Choice for Many
By:Jamie Mathwig
You can expect low monthly rates if you amortize over 25 years. On occasion, the monthly mortgage ends up cheaper than the cost of leasing. As well, if you have a fixed-rate loan, your monthly payments will not fluctuate year to year.

In Category - Commercial Real Estate
Taking a Closer Look at the Advantages of Foreclosures
By:Jacquelyn Marks
Many people would look at the concept of foreclosures as something so negative. However, what they do not realize is that there are several advantages that people would find in foreclosures than just losing homes, both for the property sellers and buyers.

In Category - Foreclosure
Insulate Basement Walls for Comfort & Energy Savings
By:Fiona Creech
When you have an unfinished basement you realize what a mother lode of unused space you have beneath your feet. A finished basement can give you extra living space for a media room, entertainment area, teen or kid's hangout, or even an extra bedroom or two.

In Category - Home Improvement
Using Water Filter Systems to Get Rid of Contaminants
By:Hadwin Smith
Water is a very crucial entity in human lives; it is essential for survival and good health but there is a growing number of problems with the quality of water across the globe that would compromise the quality of life for all mankind.

In Category - Home & Garden
Four Solid Tips to Better Sell Foreclosed Properties
By:Jacquelyn Marks
Foreclosed properties are great deals for the smart buyer: You get 'em low and you sell 'em high for a nice profit. You can even choose to rent them out for a steady income if you want to go the way of the landlord.

In Category - Home Selling
The Scoop on Multi-Million Dollar Condos in Minneapolis, MN
By:Jamie Mathwig
With over 4000 square feet of space and up to four bedrooms, many of these high end condos have more square footage than the average house. The majority of high end condos offer three or four bathrooms, with at least one bathroom containing features such as double sinks, a jetted tub, and built in storage.

In Category - Home Buying
Social Networking and Your Foreclosure Realty Business
By:Karim El Sheikh
Your car looks like a mini-billboard and you have burned up the phone lines in an uphill effort to get your foreclosed properties sold. Whether you are working as a Real Estate-Owned (REO) agent or as a freelance seller, you need to up the ante and get on the Internet to sell your products.

In Category - Agents & Brokers
Safe Playa Del Carmen Real Estate Investing Tips for 2012
By:Tom Budniak
Year 2012 brings in a new wave of optimism and resolve. Many people resolve to invest wisely to secure their lives financially. Financial freedom and security is one of the cornerstones of a successful life.

In Category - Real Estate Investment
Door Maintenance Improves Function and Appearance
By:Fiona Creech
Replacing windows or doors in your home can be an expensive undertaking, so it is a good idea to properly maintain the doors in your home to get as many years of good use from them as possible. Exterior door will probably need a little more attention than your interior doors, because they have to deal with the harsh, outdoor elements.

In Category - Home Improvement
Rent or Own? The Pros of Each
By:Andy Asbury
For some people, owning a home is an integral part of achieving the American Dream. But for others, and perhaps a growing number of people, home ownership is not in the cards. And oftentimes, that is a calculated choice people make. The reality today is that some people simply prefer to rent a home instead of own one. Of course, there are upsides to both renting and owning.

In Category - Home Buying

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Current Housing Market in Dallas, Texas

Current Trends in Pennsylvania Foreclosures and Real Estate

Going Green with Furniture Choices

Many of us are choosing to lead 'greener' lifestyles out of concern for the health of our planet. From compact florescent light bulbs to plug-in electric vehicles, embracing green and reducing our carbon footprint is a desirable and worthy goal.

Property Flippers Getting Flipped Off Foreclosures

Should You Buy or Rent a Home in Sandy, Utah?

Things to think about when trying to decide if you should buy or rent a home. One place you might want to start looking is at your financial situation and see what is right for your bottom line.

The reasons why Landlords require a 30 Day Notice for Vacating Renters?

Are you currently a property owner, looking to get some additional revenue by leasing the property to tenants? Then you must be aware of the regulations which would protect you as well as the property.

How to Make a Large Dining Room feel Cozier

Everyone loves spacious rooms, but there are times when a room can actually be too big and the result is that the space feels cold and impersonal. If a dining room is very large, gathering around the table can feel more like a conference than an inviting dining experience.

Is That Home Inspector Hiding Behind His Contract?

Many home inspectors dramatically limit their liability in their inspection agreement. Should you hire an inspector who won't stand behind his work?

Why Should You Consider Buying a House Through Rent to Own Home Set-up?

Shopping Around for the Best Mortgage Rate

If you want the best deal on your home mortgage, shop around. Banks offer different deals, and you can leverage your good credit into a better deal when you let lenders know you are comparing terms.

What to Do with a Distressed Commercial Property

Buying a Home in Retirement: Downsizing

Downsizing to a smaller home during retirement often reduces your expenses, and it provides you with a way to get a little more cash out of your previous home. It can be especially effective if you have the mortgage on your larger home paid off.

Damage Control: Pest Control for Foreclosed or Short Sale Properties

Buying an Office Condo: A Good Choice for Many

You can expect low monthly rates if you amortize over 25 years. On occasion, the monthly mortgage ends up cheaper than the cost of leasing. As well, if you have a fixed-rate loan, your monthly payments will not fluctuate year to year.

Taking a Closer Look at the Advantages of Foreclosures

Many people would look at the concept of foreclosures as something so negative. However, what they do not realize is that there are several advantages that people would find in foreclosures than just losing homes, both for the property sellers and buyers.

Insulate Basement Walls for Comfort & Energy Savings

When you have an unfinished basement you realize what a mother lode of unused space you have beneath your feet. A finished basement can give you extra living space for a media room, entertainment area, teen or kid's hangout, or even an extra bedroom or two.

Using Water Filter Systems to Get Rid of Contaminants

Water is a very crucial entity in human lives; it is essential for survival and good health but there is a growing number of problems with the quality of water across the globe that would compromise the quality of life for all mankind.

Four Solid Tips to Better Sell Foreclosed Properties

Foreclosed properties are great deals for the smart buyer: You get 'em low and you sell 'em high for a nice profit. You can even choose to rent them out for a steady income if you want to go the way of the landlord.

The Scoop on Multi-Million Dollar Condos in Minneapolis, MN

Social Networking and Your Foreclosure Realty Business

Your car looks like a mini-billboard and you have burned up the phone lines in an uphill effort to get your foreclosed properties sold. Whether you are working as a Real Estate-Owned (REO) agent or as a freelance seller, you need to up the ante and get on the Internet to sell your products.

Safe Playa Del Carmen Real Estate Investing Tips for 2012

Year 2012 brings in a new wave of optimism and resolve. Many people resolve to invest wisely to secure their lives financially. Financial freedom and security is one of the cornerstones of a successful life.

Door Maintenance Improves Function and Appearance

Rent or Own? The Pros of Each