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By Raymond Goldschmidt

Real Estate Agent with Century21 Access America

September 13, 2008 06:14 AM

Does anyone know if there is a data base(that is accessable) with information regarding houses sold by their owner?

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Sydney Griecci

Smiling Dog Enterprises - Louisville, CO

When it comes to selling real estate, one of the biggest obstacles sellers face is a so-called “depressed” market. Even when a property is highly desirable, it can be hard to get the price you want in this real estate environment. You could end up losing a lot of time, money, and opportunities, waiting for a “perfect buyer” who may NEVER materialize! The traditional solution is to drop your asking price. But this common strategy doesn’t always work in your favor. In fact, it can work against you, making your home seem undesirable and your position seem weak. But there IS a way to turn this challenge into a profitable opportunity! I am trying to let every Realtor know that I can increase your sales and my bottom line. It does not cost anything. Please visit our BLOG for more information. I am not selling anything. I am in the business of paying cash for mortgage notes and trust deeds. http://realestatefunding.smilingdogenterprises.com http://twitter.com/sgriecci

Sep 15, 2008 11:32 AM

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Chico P.

I can see how the homes properly staged will sell faster, but we have a totally different method of getting hundreds of lookers through a house. We conduct estate liquidation sales for heirs, executors, attorneys and individuals. We discovered that a house contents sale puts hundreds more people through the house than a traditional open house. We ask the brokers to attend the sale and take names. Almost every person coming to the sale, either wants to buy the house or knows someone who is looking. See our website: http://www.RhodeIslandEstateSales.com At the end of each sale we have the property cleaned out and swept by a local clean up crew of veterans who do the dump run and donate any leftover usable stuff to furnish new living quarters for homeless veterans. See their website: http://www.TrashCleanouts.com We have expanded on this very successful method for flooding the house with people and now fill up empty homes with stuff and run a staged sale. Consider this messy but worthwhile concept!

Dec 23, 2008 12:36 AM