Monthly Archives: December 2008

If you’re serious about buying a home in early 2009, now is the best time to start looking for an Indiana real estate agent. Once you find an agent, you can focus on the best part of home buying…”Home Shopping”! The GOOD … Continue reading →

Joe Kandel is an real estate investor who buys homes at bargain prices. He wants to buy as many as 80 luxury homes and mid-range vacation properties at low prices and hold those properties until the values appreciate by 50 percent. … Continue reading →

First, let’s discuss how Real estate agent commission works Don’t be embarrassed if you don’t know how — many people do not. Real estate agents work for a real estate broker. All fees paid to a real estate agent pass … Continue reading →

It’s important to know that not all real estate agents are the same. If you do not have the right realtor, it could negatively effect your home buying experience. Without the right agent, you could lose a property negotiation for … Continue reading →

What does the next year hold for home buying, property sales, and the real estate market? About.com (by Elizabeth Weintraub) makes 10 Predictions: 1. Little or No Appreciation as Market Bottoms 2. Housing Inventory Will Fall 3. Bank Will Rent Out REOs 4. Home … Continue reading →

Home owners who still live in their homes and are behind on their home loans with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will have foreclosure proceedings suspended until January 9th.  This is a positive move for both those home owners and … Continue reading →

I’m not sure if I believe it or not? One study is showing that U.S. housing prices have never been more affordable than they are right now. According to an article from SeekingAlpha.com, Dr. Mark J. Parry talks about this … Continue reading →

Jim Randel (the most trusted word in real estate) at the Huffington Post says:The most important thing to understand about realtors is that they are only paid real estate agent commission if a sale goes through. So, like any profession paid by commission, the agent has … Continue reading →

Many new terms will be heard in conversation with your real estate agent, mortgage broker, friends, and others during the home buying process. See below some of the most commonly used terms to understand when buying real estate. (Source) Buyer … Continue reading →

The housing market is taking a toll on many sellers who are struggling to find buyers. Today’s home buyers are expecting to find deals in the current housing market and will most likely look pass homes not priced competitively. Renters are … Continue reading →