What Sets Real Estate Buyers Apart? What compels a seller to accept one offer over another besides dollars and cents? Putting aside the black and white aspect of a business decision based solely on numbers, image that you’re in a position where the offer you are placing on a home finds competition. We’ve had a [...]
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Yeah, this just about boils it down to the ugly reality of buying an, reo, foreclosure, bank owned home. If you do not see the video above CLICK HERE.
Identifying replacement properties for a 1031 exchange.
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Humanizing The Buyer and The Offer A fax to email showed up the other day and I opened it to find a cancelation of an offer for one of my listed properties. Having buyers get cold feet isn’t that unusual these days. Heck, if the Dow goes down 200 points on a random Tuesday buyers [...]
Chinese Drywall Checklist I received the contents of this post in an email and thought the signs of Chinese Drywall was so well documented that it was worth sharing on the blog. The photo examples are superb. If you suspect your home has Chinese drywall you may find a few ways to self test the [...]
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The Vacation Condo Student Dorm Amalgam Since Florida Gulf Coast University opened its doors parents have been investing in real estate in the Estero and Bonita Springs area to house their students. It’s been a few years since having a kid go to school in Southwest Florida was a spring board for a retirement [...]
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The Road to First Time Home Ownership As anticipated the month of March belonged to the first time home buyers. About fifty three percent of all closed sales in the Sunshine MLS were under $200,000. Short sales and foreclosures accounted for about thirty seven percent of the under $200,000 sales. If you’re considering buying a [...]
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Opportunistic Business vs. Consumer Predatory businesses are successful enterprises because they’re able to take advantage of confusing situations, lack of educational resources and the desperation of consumers. Like any other new wave of change the housing and foreclosure crisis has spurred many new enterprises. Granted there are many successful housing industry businesses that run on [...]
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Homestead Exemption Deadline | Bonita Springs Real Estate | March 1 If you purchased new real estate as a primary residence in 2008 the deadline for filing homestead exemption is just a few weeks away. There are a few other exemptions that you may qualify for, also. Here’s the link to the Lee County Property [...]
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The Financial Crisis: an Historical Perspective View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: contest mortgage)
Getting Real Estate Advice From the Information Super Highway How most consumers got their information ten or twenty years is so different that what is done today. We shop for everything on the internet now; houses, clothing, cars, recipes, you name it. If you don’t know where to get something or how to fix something [...]
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Who Said The Flu Couldn’t Be Funny? The Love Story… I will Seek and find you… I shall take you to bed and have my way with you. I will make you ache, shake & sweat until you moan & groan. I will make you beg for mercy, beg for me to stop. I will [...]
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Bugs, Mold and Missing Refrigerators You know how those foreclosure homes and short sales homes often don’t have a refrigerator? Where do those refrigerators go? Sucked up by aliens? Stolen and sold on Craigslist? I see it all the time. The fridge is gone and cha-ching the buyers think, “There’s $1,500 we’re going to need”. [...]
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