9/15/2009 10:59:00 AM
Free Short Sale Assistance!
If you bought your South Florida home between the years 2004-2007 you may unfortunately find yourself in the position of owing more on your house than you could currently sell it for. If you are in this situation and want your Short Sale options, please call ...
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9/15/2009 10:57:00 AM
How to be a saavy first time home buyer, part 1
In this bipolar residential real estate market in Broward county, it is a very tough proposition for someone looking to jump into the real estate market for the first time. The very most important idea to take away from this post is the following: 1. CURRENTLY ...
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9/15/2009 10:56:00 AM
How to "win" a bid on a bank owned property Part II
Another way to make your offer appealing to the seller is to let them pick the title company of their choice. Typically, buyers pay for title insurance and thus get to choose the title company. However, most banks are willing to pay for the buyer's title ...
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9/15/2009 10:54:00 AM
How to "win" a bid on a bank owned property
The easiest way to win in a multiple offer scenario is to be able to pay cash, close in 7 days and offer a minimum of full price. If you do all 3, in my opinion you would win at least 85% of the time. But what if you can't pay cash? Can you still win? ...
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9/15/2009 10:42:00 AM
I hate to re-post this but this Arlington VA agent is so right about REO-terms, terms, terms
This Washington DC area Realtor has his stuff together! I would like ALL potential buyers of REO properties in South Florida to read and understand what Frank writes about in this particular blog post: http://blog.franklyrealty.com/2009/04/terms-vs-price.html ...
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