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Preparing Your Real Estate for Sale Right Way
Effective marketing is the key to successful sales. Selling real estate, like selling any other product needs identification of the strengths and weaknesses of the product and highlighting the same effectively for fetching a good deal. Saying too much or too less about the product will both lead to ...
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The Perfect Short Sale Candidate
Many wonder what the ideal short sale candidate might look like. With all the different and unique situations that you may run into, here is an example to compare to. If a potential seller's asking price is the total amount owed between a first and second mortgage together and is several payments ...
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Home Sales - Do You Really Know the Tax Exclusion Rules?
A single person can exclude up to $250,000 of the gain from the sale of their home and a married couple up to $500,000. However, there are qualifications, rules, exceptions to the rules and special situations. This article outlines the major rules and clears up many misunderstandings. First, you ...
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A Short Sale to Avoid Home Foreclosure
If you are looking to purchase a home before it goes into foreclosure, you may be able to arrange a short sale if you play your hand right. A short sale involves selling the home to you at a price less than what the owner owes to the mortgage company. Yes, a loss will be involved with this type of ...
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Short Sale Advice
A short sale is when a bank accepts a pay off amount from a real estate transaction that is less than the amount that is owed on the loan. It is becoming more common for banks to accept short sales as it makes sense financially for them to do so. Many people do not realize that when banks seize ...
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Tax Relief For Foreclosures
On December 20, 2007 President Bush signed the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007. The new law passed and has received a substantial amount of press, because of the mortgage credit crisis and the tremendous growth in foreclosures in 2007. It offers some income tax relief to homeowners who ...
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Four Rules Of Marketing
The marketing aspect for a real estate Agent has become very confusing to Agents who are trying to grow to the next level. We have so many different 'magic answer' type marketing companies reaching for our wallets that it is hard to know which one is the most effective. In some cases it is ...
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Foreclosures, Bankruptcies and Short Sales an Investor or Second Home Buyers Dream Come True
Foreclosure deals on distressed homes at excellent prices are at an all time high. Everyday now not only investors but also second home or vacation home buyers are finding fantastic deals. There are just a couple of important rules you must understand when looking at homes prior to foreclosure or ...
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Foreclosure Prevention - It Takes Two To Tango
Just like a bad case of poison ivy, the path to foreclosure can start slowly, but get really, really bad in a proverbial New York minute. First you might have trouble paying the mortgage before the due date. Then you rationalize that everything's okay, because after all, you paid the piper before ...
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10 Things You Must Do To Sell Fast In A Buyer's Market
The real estate market in 2006 and continuing into 2007 is a declining and somewhat stalled market in many areas in our country. There will, however, always be sellers that need to sell, and buyers who need to buy, no matter what the market may be. Follow these 10 steps to insure selling your ...
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