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Recent PostsWhile both the media and stock investors believe that housing has bottomed, they are unaware of the massive supply of homes that are already in the foreclosure process that will certainly drive home prices down even further when they are sold.Thanks ...
Time to dispel some common myths about credit reports, credit scores and credit cards. Credit has its fair share of myths, legends and misinformation. Pile on top the proprietary nature of credit scores, the formulas for which are closely guarded se...
It looks like the majority of U.S. housing markets have bottomed. So, if you’ve been thinking about buying an investment property, this may be the time to make your move.Thanks for reading If You’re Going to Buy Investment Property, Do it Now...
During the past three years, home prices grew in the beer-guzzling heartland and fell in the wine-sipping coastal states. If you're a beef-eating, beer-guzzling, pick-up driving resident of heartland America, there's a good chance you escaped the ho...
Contrary to popular opinion, home prices have not bottomed out yet, according to the financial information and analysis firm Fiserv. The firm projects median home prices will drop 11.3 percent by June 30 of next year.Thanks for reading Further Home ...
Just when you thought foreclosure filings were stabilizing, they hit another all-time high with almost 938,000 homeowners filing in the third quarter, according to Realty Trac. This is a 5% increase from the previous quarter.Thanks for reading Forec...
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RichardAREExpo Productions – with N.A.R. sponsorship – is pleased to announce the venue for the AMERICAS REAL ESTATE EXPO III – Dominican Fiesta Hotel, Dominican Republic, July 1-4, 2009.
With developers from the Caribbean, Central and South America, AREExpo will host as many as 200 certified international real estate agents and investment brokers during the three day business sessions and evening finale “Meringue, Maracas Business Bash.”
The Dominican Fiesta – host hotel of the AMERICAS REAL ESTATE EXPO – is set in one of the most elegant and relaxed areas of Santo Domingo, opposite the ‘Parque el Mirador’. The Dominican Fiesta Hotel offers spacious, comfortable rooms, a luxurious Casino and a convention center fully equipped with the all necessary technology and services for any type of event.
In addition to exhibits, N.A.R. will be providing CIPS (Certified International Property Specialist) classes on July 2nd and TRC (Transnational Referral Certification) classes on July 4th. The goal of the TRC course is to prepare real estate professionals to receive compensated referrals using the International Consortium of Real Estate Associations’ Transnational Referral System and integrate international referrals into buyers.
The AMERICAS REAL ESTATE EXPO III, Dominican Republic, is sponsored by N.A.R., F.I.B.C.I. Dominican Republic and the Association of Realtors Dominican Republic.
For delegate participation or exhibitor information visit www.americasrealestateexpo.com, contact info@AmericasRealEstateExpo.com or call 561-439-6601.
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Charles BrownellHere's one of the many crazy things about the housing industry right now.
I was looking at investing in a home the other day. The listing price was $157,000 for a 5 bedroom 3 bath house in Atlanta. As a builder I know that I couldn't build that house for less than $250,000.
So here's the crazy thing. The appraised value is $157,000 but I'll have to insure it for $250,000 because if it burned to the ground I wouldn't be able to rebuild it for $157,000.
When the appraised value is so much less than the cost to rebuild the house you know something is fundamentally wrong.
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