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Take 2 Aspirin and call a Short Sale Specialist! - 11/17/07 01:01 PM
I recently saw another agent who specializes in Short Sales suggest that not every agent who works Short Sale transactions has the ability to conduct them properly. I believe that this is only the case if they do not prepare themselves properly. Unfortunately many do not and try to navigate the Short Sale terrain without the right knowledge or a good map! Short Sales are definitely a niche market and definitely require some sort of training, experience, guidance or mentoring to understand and work properly (assuming you have your client's best interest at heart). Any agent can get the training or guidance
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Short sales & foreclosures: As Nevada goes, so goes the nation? - 11/16/07 04:48 PM
I've already confessed that I'm a news junkie (Is there a 12-step program for that?) and that I listen to a lot of National Public Radio, so I won't get into that again. What I will mention is that I love that our local public radio station (KERA 90.1 FM) broadcasts the audio portion of The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and I can listen to it on my way home from the office every evening and that between this show and The Diane Rehm Show in the morning I come up with great topics to write about. Las Vegas has been in
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Corporate Profits, Short Sales & the Changing Market. - 11/13/07 03:42 PM
I was listening to the radio again this morning and heard a story about how Home Depot's quarterly profits were down 27% from the same period a year ago. While I know that many retailers are experiencing slower sales, (and I have heard that many expect this to be the worst December Holiday selling season in many years) what bothered me most about this story was the commentator's remarks about this being attributable to the slower real estate market and people not wanting to fix-up or repair their homes since prices are eroding and they aren't selling... talk about sending the
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Home Values in a Changing Market - 11/12/07 12:38 PM
As a Realtor® one of the most common questions I get asked is "What is my house worth?" In my opinion, there are two reasonable answers to that question. One answer is that based on current knowledge or a market analysis, in your opinion their home is worth an approximate amount. The second answer (which is perhaps more accurate, if somewhat less precise) is that their house is worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it at that moment in time. I love to be a part of any conversation at a social gathering when the topic of home prices
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The Ripple Effect of Foreclosure - 11/09/07 10:42 PM
I have been listening to the radio a lot lately. I am definitely what some people would call a "news junkie", so it should not surprise anyone that I listen to a lot of National Public Radio. What prompted me to write this Blog posting is that the topic on one of the programs I listened to this week was the state of the mortgage industry and the ripple effect of foreclosures on the economy. One of the big economic impacts of foreclosures is their effect on non-foreclosure home prices in neighborhoods. As a real estate agent, I recently sold a client's
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