$60,000 a year, just to protect what is yours? I shake my head and ask how we let ourselves get in this mess? I am not going to go there today, but I am asking.... What are you are doing as a broker, as an agent, even as a mortgage broker - (mortgage brokers are often asked to share this cost with these super agents) WHAT ARE WE DOING TO RESOLVE THIS ? I have a simple … (1 comments)
trulia: Up to the Date MLS feeds for Kailua Kona Real Estate
- 02/26/15 04:13 AM
Are you looking for an easier way to get up to the date MLS feed information, in the Kailua Kona area. Do you want a specific home, or condo, in a specific subdivision or complex? Look no further because it doesn't get any easier than this: Go over to our website, look for "MLS Hotsheet" and fill out the form. Sound to easy to be true? Here is my cell# 808-936-8383, if its not as easy as I say, or you are concerned about spam or endless emails, feel free to call me direct, we don't hide behind big corporate names or try … (1 comments)
trulia: Whats my Condo worth? In Hawaii, its worth a lot more now!
- 10/19/13 03:42 AM
Aloha, Lance Owens (RS) here with LUVA Real Estate and I wanted to take a minute to go over some of the black and white numbers with you. More so, why it is important to get a local REALTOR, someone that knows your area. According to the Hawaii Information Service (HIS) the median price for a condo in West Hawaii, (actually the MLS will break it down as North Kona), Condo prices have increased a measly 2.51% over September 2012, and while the MLS just breaks it down from the REALTOR input, it does not represent whats happening on the ground. … (1 comments)
Let's talk about Hawaii Real Estate (Kailua Kona), with someone who knows, lives, breaths, and is a part of those numbers. And when we do, we will use Hawaii Information Service - Market Reports (not some mainland "super cruncher - Zillow - did I just say that?) (Trulia - I didnt just say that too?) Ok, enough poking fun. Last month, April 2013 was a few sales short of 2012, … (4 comments)
MLS and Zillow, seems to be all we hear about these days. Take a look at what The National Real Estate Post had to say yesterday: 
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