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  • “Tsunami” Wave of Foreclosures in 2009 Will Take Small Businesses..Foreclosures and Job Loss

     By:Samuel Bornstein

    Many fail to realize that there are millions of self-employed smaller businesses, who employ from 1-10 employees, that are holding the mortgages that are going to reset in 2009 through 2012. Many experts believe that this will constitute the 2nd Wave of Foreclosures that will dwarf the Subprime Mortgage Crisis. The tragic aspect is that these borrowers are Prime and Near-Prime borrowers who hold ALT-A, Option ARMs, Interest-Only mortgages. There are $1 Trillion ALT-As, and $500-600 Billion Option ARMs.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • 35 Counties Push Up Foreclosures by State Rankings

     By:John Cutts

    A USA Today study contends that foreclosures in 35 counties located in just a few places high on foreclosures by state rankings may have started the crisis that battered mortgage banks and ultimately the whole country.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • How to Build Trust with Clients

     By:Mike Andruff

    Trust is an important component of any business relationship, but is particularly vital to have between client and realtor. As a real estate agent, you're handling a substantial portion of a person's financial portfolio in addition to helping them with the difficult task of moving from one home to another. This experience can be stressful and overwhelming for people, so they need a person they can trust to guide them through the bramble.


    In Category - Real Estate Training
  • Foreclosed Home Listing Rise as Florida Population Declines

     By:John Cutts

    For the first time since 1946, the population in Florida dropped dramatically. The growing foreclosed home listing in the state is one of the factors being blamed for the decline in population.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Realtors: Have You Jumped on the BlackBerry Bandwagon Yet?

     By:Tina Fountain

    What the BlackBerry does is combine a cellphone, PDA, laptop and camera into a handheld mobile device. For the real estate agent who is juggling a full schedule of home showings, client appointments, MLS monitoring and more, it may just be the ideal co-ordinator of one's working and personal life.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers


  • A Survival Guide for Realtors: How to Deal with Difficult Clients

     By:M Shane

    Any business that involves interaction with the public requires a certain amount of patience and understanding. In the real estate business, you come across people from all walks of life, so you need to be prepared to deal with clients who are demanding and fickle. While most clients are friendly and great to work with, there are those that can make the days drag on.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Indianapolis Foreclosed Homes for Sale Snapped up by Buyers

     By:John Cutts

    The number of Indianapolis foreclosed homes for sale being acquired by buyers has been rising due to the increasing number of first time homebuyers making their home purchases. Low home prices and the federal tax credit have been driving home sales.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Being positive in a negative market

     By:James Brooks

    Like any other business, the real estate business can be risky. There are ups and downs in every business and one must have the courage to bear with the loss of the business.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Facts About Real Estate Agents

     By:Jonathan Bryson

    Get the facts when using real estate agents.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • How Can A Realtor Aid During The Buying And Selling Process?

     By:Mary Clogenmeir

    Buyers and sellers might find it tempting to forgo employing a realtor because they want to save cash. It likely appears reasonable to lots of potential buyers and sellers that, in the present economy, they ought to save some cash and go forward without a realtor. There are many reasons, however, why the assistance of a realtor is essential whether or not you are purchasing or selling a home.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • What Should Homeowners Know Regarding Property Abstracts Of Title?

     By:AJ Cibok

    Does it ever concern you that you are not aware of the background and history of your home, or even that you own it outright? Or you may also just be inquisitive about the history of your property's title throughout the years. Then you may need to become familiar with abstracts.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • Phoenix Foreclosed Homes Comprised 66 Percent of Market

     By:John Cutts

    Phoenix foreclosed homes accounted for 66 percent of housing market activity in October, according to Jay Butler, real estate professor at the Arizona State University. The median sales price for foreclosed homes increased in October to $153,450.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tips in Purchasing Commercial Real Estate

     By:Sonia Smith

    Another great real estate investment is a commercial property. You can ensure of returns for it in years to come.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Foreclosed Commercial Property: Purchasing Tips

     By:Roby Hicks

    Purchasing foreclosed commercial properties today offers a lot of benefits. First, they are cheaper. They are sold below market value because lenders would only want to recover the unpaid mortgage. Moreover, buyers have a lot of options in the market, which is why they have to be competitive.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate
  • Swindlers in Foreclosure Listings Not Punished

     By:John Cutts

    Scammers and cons victimizing homeowners threatened by foreclosure listings are rarely imprisoned because judges usually file only civil actions against them. Many states also have not criminalized foreclosure fraud.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Deductions on Rental Property-Revealed

     By:Flynna Jones

    Rental property owners usually complain of costly real property taxes. And this becomes worse for them who have included operational expenses in the maintenance of their properties occupied by their renters. These taxes are actually extra expenses for them. In fact, there are cases that they find these taxes as nuisance to their business.


    In Category - Property Management
  • Loss Mitigation – A Simple Way to Stop Foreclosure

     By:John Cutts

    One useful strategy to stop foreclosure is loss mitigation. This process is beneficial not only to borrowers but to lenders as well. With the right knowledge about how it works and how it must be utilized, both parties can enjoy its benefits.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Do You Need Business Property Insurance?

     By:Miranda Marquit

    Protecting your business assets is important. In order to do this, you might want to make sure that your business property is properly insured.


    In Category - Property Insurance
  • Patience and the Art of SEO

     By:M Shane

    So, what can you do to speed up your rankings? By practicing good SEO techniques such as having keyword-rich meta titles, unique content, and user-friendly architecture that keeps visitors on your site. It's also important to have reputable websites pointing to your site, ideally with optimized anchor text. And of course, you need time.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Blogging Effectively to Promote Yourself as an Agent

     By:M Shane

    This may all be old-hat to you, but for many people it's a completely new world and if you can make it a little more comprehensible, they will look to you for advice and, hopefully, a new home.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Securing Your Castle

     By:Jim Newell

    In the world of today, we no longer employ the moat, drawbridge or 30 foot high walls as security devices. However, if we know the correct methods and devices to use, we can attain better security than those devices afforded.


    In Category - Home Security
  • Pick a Realtor with a smartphone

     By:Calen Brennan

    The iPhone and BlackBerry as well as a number of other devices offer convenient picture taking and email so that your Realtor can take quick pics and email them to you for later perusal. Many can also take video clips and send them via email. If you want a video of your home's rooms, it can be done for you at a moment's notice.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Atlanta Foreclosure Homes for Sale Pulled Down Corus Bank

     By:John Cutts

    Atlanta foreclosure homes for sale contributed significantly to the downfall of Illinois-based Corus Bank. A total of $533 million was provided by the bank to Atlanta condo developers many of whom failed to pay their loans.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • What are the LLC Benefits for Landlords?

     By:Sonia Smith

    The Limited Liability Company is a great way to protect a landlor's personal assets from being attached to whatever liability that his or her rental property is facing.


    In Category - Real Estate Legal
  • How To Get Started As A Real Estate Agent - Step 3 How to Use a Business Plan for Max Results

     By:Michael Pollak

    Getting started as a real estate agent doesn't mean you need to flounder around trying to figure out how to run your business. This article shows you how to start getting business right after you get your real estate license. Dig in!


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Is the nation's foreclosure horror story getting worse?

     By:John Smith

    The National Association of Real Estate Editors Journalism Conference held in Austin, Texas hears of the next, impending foreclosure wave.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • City or Suburban Community: Where Do You Belong?

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    Buyers' often argue about whether or not it is better to choose a home in urban or suburban neighborhood. It is not easy to sway someone who really likes tranquility and quiet that the hectic bustle of the city is best for him or her. Meanwhile, those who live in cities rarely find what they are looking for in the quiet suburbs. Exploring the advantages of both and determining which are more important to you, personally, is probably the only means to decide appropriately.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Need-to-Know Facts about Modular Homes

     By:Roby Hicks

    Do you want to avoid the potential pitfalls of constructing a traditional home? If so, then you should definitely consider building a modular home instead. Such homes are built mostly off-site before they are moved on-site. Here are some need-to-know facts about modular homes:


    In Category - Building & Construction
  • Realtor Images: Connecting with Your Clients

     By:M Shane

    Realtors tend to put out great effort into visible illustrations of success with wardrobe, buying or leasing new cars, and using expensive gadgetry. A lot of this makes sense, you want to convey the appearance of success at your job and high-tech organizers, Blackberries, or cell phones help you get your job done.


    In Category - Agents & Brokers
  • Purchasing Commercial Foreclosure - Things to Keep In Mind

     By:Roby Hicks

    Commercial foreclosure takes place when a business is unable to settle its business mortgage loan. There are several of these properties available in the market today. This makes it ideal to purchase one if you plan to invest in a commercial property.


    In Category - Commercial Real Estate


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