By Rainelle Mishoe on
6/21/2010 11:36 AM
Consumers may be a bit perplexed by the number of "fall throughs" we have in the real estate industry today. In the market of 2010, there are really three distinct steps involved in each transaction, and each one may take on a personality of its own.
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
4/28/2010 4:26 PM
Real estate is selling and it is quite possible for your property to sell in thirty days if the seller looks at the property through the eyes of a buyer!! Let's go shopping!!
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
2/16/2010 4:37 PM
Much like any other resort property in the current real estate marketplace, fractional properties can be the source of great buys. The sellers of these properties must be realistic about the decrease in their value in direct proportion to whole properties in the area.
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
2/8/2010 5:11 PM
If it costs a seller x amount of dollars per month to keep a property on the market, and he insists on pricing above the market, he only chases the market, costs himself money that he is perpetually losing, and still is sitting on his property.
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
1/4/2010 2:29 PM
Mom says even though the weather is cold, we all have had to return to the real world today. Some people had trouble buttoning pants; I was most anxious to return to playing with my friends at Rover's Ranch, but these few words are definitely words of wisdom for January!!
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
12/21/2009 11:22 AM
A few years ago a credit score of 580 and a 20% down payment would assure loan approval for a potential homeowner, but not true in today's market.
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
12/4/2009 11:31 AM
Mom tells me that the U. S. Treasury Department has released new rules this week governing short sales. With this simpler way to implement a short sale, it should decrease the amount of foreclosures and thus, protect property values
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By Rainelle Mishoe on
11/26/2009 10:22 PM
- "Home sales surged for the second month in a row in October, climbing to the highest level in 2 1/2 years as first-time buyers rushed to take advantage of an expiring tax credit." Now that is something to be thankful for ," says Divot, the real estate dog!!
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