how do I pull up all real estate pictures in northern california?

Posted on March 2nd, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 2 Comments »

I’am trying to veiw pictures of realestate for sale by all realestate offices on line with out being bothered by agents in northern california chico north

if you only want just pictures, I would suggest getting a webfetcher programmed, but you are looking for listings. Agents are all not bad as long as you find the right one and you are clear about your request not to be bothered. if you start looking and find a home you like, it would be a lot better for you and your success at getting a home if you were building a relationship to a realtor. I would suggest getting an e-pro realtor and making sure they have access to client gateway or virtual office software. I’m a realtor in san diego. I set people up on an automated service that will get them links for exactly the kind of property they want in a personalized website. I check in with them and make sure they’re clear on things and answer questions for them once in a while. Some of the people on my service are just like you and I have them on the service and I only talked to them 3 or 4 times in the last 8 months. that’s the way they like it, that’s the way I will do it. The other good thing is that you will be able to see the homes if you like them and not have to talk with the listing agent(the agent that is selling the property). dealing directly with them to see a house can be very annoying. they will deffinitly try and sell you.

good luck,

amir

P.S. I can help find you some one in northern california if you like. just contact me and I will even tell them that you only want photos and you don’t want to be bothered unless you want to see a house etc.

Real estate for sale in Crocheron MD – DO6929169

Posted on February 28th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | No Comments »

Real estate for sale at 2851 Crocheron-county Rd Crocheron MD 21627 – for more info visit http://levinelzey.lnfre.com – Get close to nature in this beautiful home with water views.energy efficent home with dual heat pump system plus gas fireplace. home built by custom builder in 2004 on 1.54 acres. close to blackwater refuge.enjoy hiking biking fishing and boating with short walk to public boat ramp. escape the ordinary and find the perfect get away in the heart of the chesapeak. – For other real estate listings in this area visit http://www.longandfoster.com.

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Is it unethical for you solicitor to refer a house for sale to their husband who is a real estate agent?

Posted on February 28th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 1 Comment »

My parents who have been left a home after a family death and has been asked if they wanted to sell the house through their husband realestate agent. My gut feeling is that its a conflict of interest and unethical. I may be wrong but would love your thoughts. This is in Australia.

There is no reason to NOT use him. Unless there is some undue pressure, merely handing you a card and saying "give my husband a call, he can take care of you" shouldn’t be a problem. Check out what he and a few other agents have to say and simply choose the best one.

What does it mean when i look up homes for sale and it says?

Posted on February 26th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 3 Comments »

that the price is 15,000

keep in mind, these are not foreclosed homes
they are not rented homes
and they are from california

http://realestate.yahoo.com/search/California/Pacific_Palisades/homes-for-sale?typeBak=realestate&p=Pacific+Palisades%2C+CA&type=classified&priceLow=0&priceHigh=50000&bedroomLow=&bathroomLow=&search=Search#m=b%3D1%26p%3DPacific%2520Palisades%252C%2520CA%26type%3Dclassified%26radius%3D%26lat%3D34.047045%26lon%3D-118.526514%26datelisted%3D%26priceLow%3D0%26priceHigh%3D50000%26bedroomLow%3D%26searchName%3D%26bathroomLow%3D%26sqLow%3D0%26sqHigh%3DUnlimited%26proptype%3Dall%26nhood%3Dall%26n%3D10%26view%3Dlist%26sortBy%3Dprice%25201
could it just mean they are renting out a room in the house fur such an amount of time?

Those are all rentals, that is 15k a month to rent the house, not buy it or rent a room, you get the whole house.

Real estate for sale in Churchton MD – AA7102899

Posted on February 25th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | No Comments »

Real estate for sale at 1274 Chesapeake Dr Churchton MD 20733 – for more info visit http://realestateandbeyond.net – Waterfront! enjoy expansive unobstructed views of the chesapeake bay! this 1940s bungalow is charming! the screened porch is the perfect spot to catch a breathtaking sunrise. the interior has so much potential – bring your creative mind and be prepared to exploit this opportunity! located in franklin manor a water-oriented community w/ boat ramp fishing pier docks swimming area and tot lot. – For other real estate listings in this area visit http://www.longandfoster.com.

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Can you just cancel an accepted conditionless realestate deal 4 days before closing?

Posted on February 24th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 4 Comments »

Had accepted an offer to purchase on my home all conditions of sale were met and I recieved notice that the buyer no longer wishes to buy my house 4 business days before closing.no reasons given at this time. I have invested between 3 and 4 thousand dollars to meet buyers conditions what are my options?

I hope your contract had a good deal of money put down on it becuase you will probably be entitled to it. I have a bad feeling that if you put 3 to 4K into ‘meeting the buyer’s conditions’ that the buyer didn’t put a lot of money down in which case even if you sue, your chances of getting anything back are slim.

Talk with a lawyer to discuss your options. If there is some money down DO NOT sign a release of funds back to the buyer until you speak with a lawyer.

Jim Reske, Realtor
ERA Advantage Realty, Inc.
Port Charlotte, FL
http://www.flwaterhomes.com

Real estate for sale in Hagerstown MD – WA6968347

Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | No Comments »

Real estate for sale at 13334 Herman Myers Rd Hagerstown MD 21742 – for more info visit http://davidpool.com – great farm home property with 3 acres and barnrenovated and updated this home sits on 3 acres of land with a small barn large 12×20 shed pavilion and fenced yard. potential 3rd bedroom on main level. shows well with freshly paint new wood floors new kitchen appliances replacement windows newer roof and a one year warranty. – For other real estate listings in this area visit http://www.longandfoster.com.

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how long does it take to recieve the results for the NY realestate exam?

Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 1 Comment »

I just took the NYS sales agents test, and i want to know when i should receive the results

I have heard through the grapevine that it tales 3-6 weeks for the results./

Does someone understand short sales in realestate?

Posted on February 20th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | 3 Comments »

We placed a bid for house on a short sale but I want to know what the chances are that the bank will choose us to sell too. The house was listed at 350K and we bid $365K as that is what we can afford. Our credit is excellent, my husband and I have stable jobs, we are pre-approved and have 45K in the bank and are willing to put down 20%. This house has been listed since August. They did a drive by BPO (if anyone knows what this means, please let me know) and are waiting for the appraiser to come do the appraisal. What would be a sure way of securing this property? This is my dream home. I just couldn’t afford to pay anymore. It looks like the median price is about $360K in this are. Any short sale experts that want to give me some insider tips?

I am very experienced and knowledgeable in purchasing short sales and my clients get the best deals. Here’s the strategy you need to use (it might be too late on this one since you are paying too much and the bank already knows about your offer):

As a buyer, you will need to have your agent look at the lowest comparable sales and offer around 10% below that (for your area). For example, if in the last 1-6 months the low sold prices were 360, 355, 365 your offer will be for around 320k. You will also need to ask the seller to pay for all cost and 3% for your closing cost. If the home is owner occupied, then you, not your agent, can contact the owner and tell them that you will give them $1,500 if they use your purchase offer only after close of escrow/sale. The seller gets nothing from a short sale and offering them money will motivate them to use your purchase offer for the short sale. Plus it gives them money to move. Now, the only people who will get the house are people who will offer the owners the opportunity to rent it back or offer them more money (homeowners tend to catch on quick when they realize they can profit from a short sale). If the owners are out of state or nowhere to be found, be creative. ;)

The second part is the BPO. The bank sends an appraiser to the home. It is very important that one of the agents meet the appraiser and give them 3 low sold and 3 low active comps. They should let the appraiser know that the house is in foreclosure and any value at or below 320k would be appreciated as it will help the owner out. Ask for a business card and say that when this is over and if it becomes a success, you will like to send the appraiser a special thank you. The business card will also let you know if this an appraiser or a real estate agent. The real estate agent doing BPOs is doing so in hopes that the short sale will fail and that they get the listing. So they purposely give the bank high numbers. So by knowing who you are dealing with, you know what to expect and what your next strategy is. There’s more, but these two points should help you out.

Also, DO NOT SPEND A DIME until you have an approval letter in hand from the foreclosing lenders. A verbal confirmation means nothing as the banks might counter the terms or ask the owner to sign a promissory note. Also, make multiple offers on every short sale you like and go with the first one that materializes first with the terms you like. No need to give an earnest money deposit or start the purchase (escrow or settlement) until you have a written approval letter.

A lot of real estate agents and buyers think that making and submitting high offers will ensure a purchase of a short sale. It is actually the opposite being true. As a listing agent of a short sale you want to negotiate a low ball offer with the lender in order to find motivated buyers and to easily flip it to another buyer should the original buyer decide to flake or their loan is no longer valid. Nothing worse to be sitting with an overpriced negotiated short sale where the buyer backed out and no one else wants it because the price is too high, so it goes into foreclosure. As a buyer, you want to make sure you are getting a good deal and to protect yourself in a downward market where prices drop, especially since short sales take anywhere from 1-5 months to negotiate.

Good Luck!

Real estate for sale in Edmonton Alberta – E3186606

Posted on February 19th, 2010 by admin in realestate sale | No Comments »

Real estate for sale at 11134-81 Ave Edmonton Alberta T6G0S5 – for more info visit http://vt.realbiz360.com/Listing-164195.html

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