Coming to Las Vegas – the Las Vegas Real Estate Boom
Nobody seems to be ‘Leaving Las Vegas' anymore – in fact just the opposite is true. Just as in the time of the rush Las Vegas real estate has been drawing the attention of investors and new citizens alike.
Posted by Shannon Emmanuel
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Commercial Income Property Financing: Part 1 of 3
A beginners guide to income property financing. Posted by Cameron Brown
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Commercial Real Estate Industry - Is the Condo Craze Over, or Just Gaining Steam
Over the last two years there has been so much condo activity that many commercial real estate lenders are starting to express concern over the future stability of condo markets. Posted by Mike Myatt
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Commercial Real Estate: Assessing The Unique Features Of Commercial Real Estate Parcels
Whether you are a property owner, developer, or commercial real estate agent, identifying and marketing the unique features of your commercial property will maximize the attractiveness of the site to prospective buyers or tenants. Posted by Jim Ray
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Conditions Are Right For Buying The Higher Priced Home You'Ve Always Wanted
Higher interest rates and home prices in the past have kept home owners from purchasing larger homes. The current real estate market conditions, however, are encouraging for many home owners who wan... Posted by W. Troy Swezey
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Condo Hotel Trends - A Look at the Big Picture in Vacation Home Ownership
Condo hotels are one of the hottest products in today's real estate market. New properties are cropping up in different parts of the country and new buyers are entering the market daily. Things have been moving so quickly in terms of condo hotels, but sometimes it's worth taking a moment to step back and look at the big picture. Posted by Joel Greene
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Condo-Hotels – A New Second-Home Alternative to Time Shares
Thinking about buying vacation property? Take a close look at the advantages condo-hotels offer over time shares, and you'll see why so many people looking for a vacation property investment they can also enjoy when they want are now looking at condo-hotels... Posted by Leon Altman
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Condo Hotels Offer Luxury and Great Investment Potential
Not Your Typical Vacation Home... Posted by Joel Greene
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Condos Vs. Condo Hotels For Vacaton Home Ownership
Because condo hotels are a relatively new concept in vacation home ownership, many people are unfamiliar with them. For this reason, Condo Hotel Center has prepared a detailed comparison of condos and condo hotels. Posted by Joel Greene
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Content Ideas for Ads and Brochures When Selling Your Home
Even in this hot real estate market, selling your home requires a bit of marketing effort. Ads and brochures are important and powerful tools. So, what do you put in you're marketing materials? Posted by Raynor James
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Conventional Financing For Wholesale Deals
This info is very important for both new and experienced wholesalers, AND buyers of fixer-uppers, to carefully read and understand. We learned it painfully, hopefully you won't have to :-)
Posted by Lou Castillo
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Conversation & The Real Estate Investor
One key that makes investors is conversation or should I say "The Art Of Conversation".
All successful investors are skilled in conversation and I'm not talking about the investors that does 10, 20 or even 30 deal a year! I'm talking about the "BTO" Big Time Operator; The Big Dog's slamming down 100 or more deals every year.
Posted by John Michael
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Create a Great Webpage to Sell Your Home
More and more people are selling their homes privately, and the majority of people now use the internet to search for a property to buy. So make sure that your property stands out from the crowd by creating a really good webpage to promote it. Posted by Jacqui O'Brien
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Create a Sizzling Home Sales Flyer
The one sales technique that most real estate agents fail to use effectively when they make flyers is listing BENEFITS. Like the sales letters you see on websites, a powerful selling flyer will concentrate on a home's benefits to the buyer.
Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Creative Real Estate Investing
How many ways are there to make money with real estate? Who knows, but why not learn some more? Posted by Steven Gillman
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Credit Help: Buying Real Estate -- Not the Same as Buying Cars
You may be shocked at some of these tips because this information runs contrary to what other so-called experts tell you. Qualifying for a real estate purchase requires different credit than automobile financing or retail credit. Posted by Jeanette Joy Fisher
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Crossing the Gap from this Home to the Next: Bridge Loan
A bridge loan may mean the difference between getting in to the house you want and missing out. Find out if this mortgage product is right for you. Posted by Cameron Brown
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Curb Appeal
If you are in the buying or selling market of real estate, you have most likely heard the buzz word "curb appeal". What is it and why is it important? Posted by Amie Walton
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Customer Service – The Real Estate Revolution
Traditionally, real estate has been viewed as a sales industry. But perceptions are changing. Agents around the country are coming to believe that the key to real estate success is service – not sale... Posted by Glenn Murray
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Cutting Edge Real Estate, Is the Bubble Ready To Burst?
Arguments on both sides about the possible "burst" of the real estate "bubble" Posted by Tim Phelan
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Cutting Edge Real Estate: Is There Anything New? Part 1
Part 1 of some thoughts about the current real estate industry,
especially trying to deal with the idea of what is new. Some links to other articles and e-books are included. Posted by Tim Phelan
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Dead Deals and Recycled Reports
Everyone knows that at the end of a home inspection, a report is generated that outlines the findings of the home inspector. But did you know that this is not intended to be a "hit list" of negatives? Did you also know that homes do not pass or fail home inspections? Posted by Wallace Conway
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Dealing With Difficult Tenants
Dealing with difficult tenants is the most challenging task facing any letting agent. There are ways and means of countering the activities of these six difficult fish. Always stay within the law, to do otherwise puts you at risk of prosecution and even imprisonment. Posted by David Carter
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Dealing With Dual Real Estate Agents
Historically, real estate agents have represented the seller of a property. The seller, after all, is usually the one who pays their commission, and agents therefore have a fiduciary relationship wit... Posted by Jakob Jelling
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Death, Taxes, and Foreclosures
Death and taxes are inevietable and mostly predictable foreclosure are not. The foreclosure business can be a rollercoaster ride. Exciting, profitable and sometimes down right scary.
Do not forget that you are dealing with someones home, their haven of love,family & memories. They will not give it up easily. If they do and find you cheated or even if you didnt they will 'bite you with razor sharp teeth' and 'empty your wallet so fast' you will think your in 'hell'.
Most states in the USA have laws that protect persons in foreclosure, known as 'predator laws'. So you cannot just go in and steal their foreclosed homes. If you do the law may reverse the Grant deed giving the previous owner title and claim damages against you. On the other hand you can make handsome profits if you follow the law, be fair with the owner, have all the right documents signed and make sure they VACATE. This is very important because if you offer lease back/ buy back programs you will fail. The previous owner may never vacate. You think,' oh well I'll evict them', no-way, they will come up with all sorts of accuastions ,fraud, elderly abuse, false promises and problems you have never heard of. When the courts finally hear the matter (about 6-12 months), the judge/jury will favor the tenant/previous owner. Even though you have all the right documents signed,(eg, Home equity Purchase Agreements, Grant Deeds, Leases) and you followed the letter of the law, you will most likely spend all your profits & more protecting yourself from civil and possibly crimminal prosecution.
Posted by Peter Smyth
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Decorating to Sell a House by Meeting Three Key Needs
Tips on decorating your house to sell it for what it is worth. Posted by Julie Dana
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Destin Florida Triples In 3 Years
Median home prices in Destin, Florida have skyrocketed over 300% in the 3 years making many people wealthy. Using Destin as an example, come explore methods of how individual investors can easily find explosive, emerging markets like this in the future and create tremendous wealth for themselves. Posted by Chris Anderson, PhD
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Directionals Move Properties
One of the most effective and frequently overlooked methods of filling or selling a property is the use of directional arrow signs. I'm guilty of it myself, although usually I'm merely lazy instead o... Posted by Tim Randle
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Do Bankers, Bubble, Discounters, & Justice Department Cloud Real Estate Industry?
Mark Nash is a residential real estate author and broker in Chicago informs consumers of the top issues impacting residential real estate today. He has contributed his real estate insight to CBS The Early Show, Bloomberg TV, Dow Jones Marketwatch, and Universal Press Syndicate. Mr. Nash specializes in helping consumers succeed in real estate.
Posted by Mark Nash
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Do I Have To Buy Real Estate Through An Agent?
When looking to buy real estate know there are more ways than one to finding the right deal for you. Posted by Shirley Turetsky
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