bank owned properties: NEW TREND: Ugly Pics DO Sell Houses. - 03/23/10 04:32 PM
Pool smells like a septic tank! Lawn is horrible! Bring all buyers!
Believe it or not, this type of marketing just might be the newest trend in marketing.
I am a member of 5 Realtors boards throughout the Los Angeles area from Lancaster to Hollywood. I listen to about 100-150 pitches at MLS meetings every week where Realtors stand up and describe their listings to other Realtors. "Beautiful"... "Gorgeous"... "Breathtaking Views" are the typical cut and paste remarks; however, I have noticed a trend taking place. I am starting to hear, "Ugly____"... "Needs a TON of Help"... and "Broken _____" used … (24 comments)
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bank owned properties: New Citigroup Program Gives Homeowners 6 Months Free Living - 02/11/10 07:04 PM
I read today on WashingtonPost.com that Citigroup is preparing a deed in lieu of foreclosure program that could give homeowners an option to stay in their homes as long as 6 months for free in exchange for keeping up the home and handing over the keys with the property in good shape. The program also offers tax relief, HOA assistance, insurance, as well as cash to help relocate. The purpose of the program is to provide an alterantive for delinquent borrowers who don't qualify for or decline mortgage relief programs. Also, the program aims to avoid the problem banks have in spending thousands … (1 comments)
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bank owned properties: An Unprecedented Assault on the Construction Industry Before Christmas. - 12/22/09 07:14 PM
Senate Democrats have just targeted the construction industry by placing a last minute provision in a health care reform bill today that could have a devastating impact on the real estate industry.
The provision calls for mandating that construction industry firms provide health insurance if they employ 5 workers or more, the same mandate currently in place for big businesses. The construction industry is the only one being targeted. All other small business are exempt from providing mandatory health coverage if they employ 50 workers or less. This was a last minute provision thrown into a health care bill they … (8 comments)
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