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florida: An Interview with Elayne Wooding of Showhomes, St. Petersburg - 06/10/10 10:38 AM
This article is from a real estate column I am running in my June 2010 newsletter, “Wizard’z Wordz”.Sign-up here for my quarterly newsletter featuring free software tools, blogging tips, real estate interviews, coaching tips; "Charming News from a Virtual Assistant's Universe"
An Interview with Elayne Wooding of Showhomes, St. Petersburg
Considering that many of the readers of “Wizard’z Wordz” are real estate professionals, I thought to dedicate this month’s feature interview column to a real estate professional.
If you are not in the real estate industry, perhaps you are selling or buying a home or know someone who is…you may … (0 comments)
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florida: Sending out Negative News to Potential Customers via Newsletters - Is this Effective? - 09/18/09 11:05 AM
Every month I receive a newsletter from a local real estate agent who sends stats on sales of homes in the area. I live in the gulf coast of Florida where foreclosures are a-plenty and the market is still really struggling to hang on. When I see these fairly dismal stats month-after-month, I wonder how effective this type of news really is. If I was not in a position to have to sell my home, I would look at these stats and hold off until I saw some notable improvement. I can only believe other folks like me are thinking … (6 comments)
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florida: For Sale By Owner: Six Simple Ways To Advertise a Home Ineffectively - 03/30/09 12:29 AM
A lovely home in my town recently went on the market ‘For Sale'. The problem with this listing is that one cannot read any of the details on the ‘For Sale' signs unless viewing from a few feet away. It IS important to be able to clearly see a sign from the street. Afterall, that's what a lawn sign is for; to capture the attention of drive-bys! But some FSBOs do not see advertising from the perspective of the consumer.
I happened to have my camera in the car, so I snapped a quick video to give folks a view of what it is … (8 comments)
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florida: Florida Judge Burns a Hole In Lenders' Wallets: Fine Them and They Will Come - 02/12/09 12:13 PM
I was in the library yesterday and picked up a copy of the Herald-Tribune, a Sarasota, Florida newspaper and read an article worthy of summarizing on my Activerain blog.
In 2008, Sarasota-Bradenton-Venice area ranked 11 in the country among the nation's top 100 metropolitan areas for lawsuit foreclosures. Due to the excess in the courts, 12th Judicial Circuit Chief Judge Lee Haworth put a new rule into place. The lenders' law firms must meet with the homeowners to discuss alternatives to foreclosing. The lenders' attorneys must show up in court. But even with this requirement, of the 79 foreclosure cases set for hearings … (4 comments)
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