What is the best course to purchase for buying and selling realestate with no money down?

Posted on March 29th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 7 Comments »

I would like to get into this but do not have a bunch of money to start with.

As several friends of mine learned to their dismay, these "no money down" real estate courses are a scam. The only ones who make money are the ones running the courses.

How are Banksters doing lately with all that Frozen Assets in RealEstate?

Posted on March 27th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 3 Comments »

Local and State and Federal tax plus lawn care and maintanance must be taking its toll. The cold weather makes it harder to take care of abandon property in particular since the pipes can break if left unchecked.

They are sitting on them until the market really improve. See what happened to Silverado S&L back in the 1990’s. In the late 90’s, the assets were sold for a huge profit.

DTG

Real Estate Ranga

Posted on March 26th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 25 Comments »

Cool comedy with parady of real estate drama

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Can I add real estate listings from local realestate websites to my Classified Ads site i’m starting?

Posted on March 25th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 4 Comments »

I’m starting a classified ads website and i’m wondering if I can add listings that local real estate companies have listed on there website to my "real estate" portion of my local classified ads website?

I’m planning on putting all the information up on who to contact in regards to the listing.

I would think if you had permission from the companies as well as whatever source you are using to obtain the information. Stealing content from another web site would be illegal.

This Month In Real Estate (US): January 2009

Posted on March 23rd, 2010 by admin in realestate | No Comments »

Each month, This Month in Real Estate provides expert opinion and analysis on real estate trends across the nation. The aim of the consumer-oriented segments is to help agents combat the “doom and gloom” messages of the national print and television media with real information on real estate.

Duration : 0:3:39

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do realestate have to deal with a lot of math?

Posted on March 21st, 2010 by admin in realestate | 3 Comments »

do realestate have anything to doo with make…4 example..the person thats selling the house do they have to deal with math?

no, you don’t really need to know that much math. you will have to MEMORIZE things such as how many feet are in a mile, but only for the real estate exam.

marketing real estate SHOULD involve you really and truly wanting to help PEOPLE. some of that will require you to learn a few little math tricks, but you just buy a calculator and have the mortgage broker that you like, who is reputable and caring also, give you a little card that will give you applicable rates, so it’s easy to figure out the principal and interest charges on a mortgage per month. it is so easy!

as for comparables: the computer does all the work. you have to get to know the BUSINESS of selling real estate, which has everything to do with people skills and high ethics. your business will be easy if you attain a good reputation immediately. your clients will send you clients (ask them to), and so on. then you do not always have to search for new business.

the real estate field is only this: service, service, service for people, people, people, who want location, location, location. that is all it is. the better you understand that, the better you will be in the business. if you need to understand math for some client’s question, you tell him you don’t know the answer right then and there, but will be happy to call him immediately after you talk to your manager. the broker manager where you work will show you how to calculate whatever figure he wants. then you call him, that same day, with what you promised you’d get for him. that is called SERVICE.

ethics come into play because the most important thing for you to do as an agent is to act as an AGENT (look that word up in a few dictionaries). that means that you always put the interests of your client ahead of your own. you protect your client, who is sometimes a seller and sometimes a buyer, and occasionally (this one can be tough) a dual agent for both parties. you get help from your managing broker in such a situation and handle it carefully. remember: it is the client that counts. you will count soon enough, when you close the deal, but before then, all that counts is your service to your client.

i wish you all the luck i can! this is a very stressful business. you never know from one year to the next how you will continue to live. some years are lean, some are fatty. save money from those that are fatty!

Sunny Day Real Estate – The Ocean (Acoustic)

Posted on March 20th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 25 Comments »

This is 2/4 of one of my favourite bands Sunny Day Real Estate playing the song “The Ocean” of their album “The Rising Tide”.

Duration : 0:5:6

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how is the realestate market in SAn Antonio?

Posted on March 19th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 1 Comment »

I’m planning on moving to San Anotnio to renevate and sell houses and keep some of them for rentals. Does anyone have some info that leed me in the right direction? Also How is it living in SAn Antonio?

Hi Jessica, I live in San Antonio and the real estate is cooling off but not experiencing the drop in real estate market like in Dallas and other cities. People will say "NORTHSIDE! NORTHSIDE! NORTHSIDE!" but I think it’s a overbuilt market that is very susceptible to the overall national downturn in real estate. There are actually some great fixer uppers in the Southeast side. Any neighborhood along I37 south of Southcross out towards Military Drive. Good deals to be made down there. I also suggest checking out neighborhoods in the NOrth Central area. That would be north of downtown, East of I-10 but West of Hwy 281 and no farther North than about Basse Rd.

Also check out www.sareia.com

It’s the website for San Antonio Real Estate Investor Association. It’s basically a business association catered to people like you (and hopefully me one day).

Good luck. I love living in SA. I’ve lived in other towns but San Antonio is my home.

Sunny Day Real Estate ‘Killed By An Angel’

Posted on March 17th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 25 Comments »

Sunny Day Real Estate, previously unreleased video.

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How critical is the experience level of the realestate buyer’s agent?

Posted on March 17th, 2010 by admin in realestate | 3 Comments »

I am in the market for buying a home in silicon valley California. I was visiting an open house and got talking with the agent there. According to her it is important that the buyers agent has over 3 years of experience. An offer will get accepted based on the $ amount offered, experience of the agent and how he/she presents the offer and how well known the buyer’s agent is. Hiring an agent who is relatively new and less known will definitely hurt the buyer.
I was wondering how true this is. Also what is involved in "presenting" an offer, what does the buyers agent do?
Thanks
MNN

I would call 3 years green. I would want 20 plus myself.

Connections count. Believe me, there is plenty of back scratching going on! The sellers will not know about it, but the agents can influance how fast and how to their liking certain things are done (like appraisals, inspections).

The only thing I can think of in "presentation" is getting everything correct. The offers are done on forms and there isn’t much to it.