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"This population has been underserved. The American dream is still very vibrant in the Hispanic heart."
Pricing your apartment to sell has always been a crucial part of the process. But, now more than ever, I am seeing that marketing your home to sell at the right price could actually bring you more money.
It's no secret to business owners that there are great deals to be had in this tenant-friendly economic climate. However, if you combine inexperience, emotion, and an inflexible landlord, you have a recipe for some disastrous decisions.
Aside from a dip in March, the recovery is slowly but steadily pushing ahead. The housing market is now 37% of the way back to normal, compared with just 20% back to normal a year ago.
Home owners have had a bumpy ride during the last eight years, just like the rest of the country. As things are settling in the housing market, Movoto...
Yes, homes are the silent members of our families. They are part of the histories of our families. This is what makes saying goodbye to them so tough.
Like a fat kid and chocolate cake, some things are just inseparable. And CEO Jaime Dimon of JPMorgan Chase has proven that parable with his near insatiable appetite in saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.
If you're fortunate enough to be well employed in this economy and have cash to spare... then my question becomes: Is this the right time to be buying real estate?
I've listed some compelling reasons why this job excites me. But to be perfectly frank, they all pale in comparison to the real reason I love being a real estate agent: I can be myself.
What kind of holiday rental home costs $10,000 a day? Perhaps one set on a private Caribbean beach and kitted out with a personal fleet of boats.
What does a "normal" housing market look like, and how far away are we? The housing recovery is progressing, though it's taken one step backwards after a few strides forward.
The undercurrent of disgruntlement running through residential real estate these days is decidedly different. Like the flowers that bloomed early, a number of sellers are trying to burst out of the basement and make their way above ground.
Why is the banking industry -- for the most part, since I personally detest over generalizations, resistant to essentially doing the right thing and/or at least doing it in a timely matter?
I'd like to showcase the cinematic skills of real estate video found on YouTube -- and the mad filmmaking geniuses that produce them.
In this tough economic market everyone wants to save money, especially home sellers. A home seller may want to consider or even actually venture into ...
As a former 1 percent member who got his backside kicked in the real estate "boom and bust" over the last decade, I'm officially a 99 percent member (misery loves company) -- and it's with unique privilege that I can report stories from the frontline.
