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Selling Entire Neighborhood To Developer

By | April 11th, 2006|

A neighborhood is thinking about selling all of their properties to a developer. They are working out how to make sure each homeowner is compensated equitably. Selling an entire neighborhood will be a very complex deal and a top rated real estate agent and developer need to be consulted.

Refinancing When Interest Rates Are Climbing

By | April 11th, 2006|

Many homeowners who have adjustable rate mortgages are closing watching the rising mortgage rate. If you have a great rate, you should wait as long as possible to refinance. If you start paying down your loan quickly, you can help avoid a huge payment increase when it is time to refinance.

Barb Schwarz’s Top 10 Tips for Successfully Staging Your House

By | April 10th, 2006|

Barb Schwarz, author of Home Staging: The Winning Way To Sell Your House For More Money, shares with Michell Matlock her ten tips for successfully staging your home to sell it fast.

Home Staging Helps You Sell Your Home For More Money

By | April 10th, 2006|

Barb Schwarz tells Think Glink readers how to stage their homes to sell them for more money. Home staging means homeowners must be worried about the interior, not just the exterior of the home, in order to sell it for more money. Home staging will help you sell your home for more money.

Selling Your Home With Staging

By | April 10th, 2006|

When you're selling your home you want to do as much as you can to make a buyer want it. One great way to make your home ready for selling is to stage it. Barb Schwarz, author of Home Staging: The Winning Way To Sell Your House For More Money discusses staging tricks for how to best put your house on the market. Learn home staging tips she shares with real estate professionals at a staging boot camp.

Condominium Owners Starting An Association

By | April 4th, 2006|

Condominium owners should get a copy of the condominium statute from the state, and owners need to be cautious when hiring a management company. Management companies offer different levels of services for different fees. The most basic management services include helping the association bill each unit owner for monthly assessments, receiving funds and doing basic bookkeeping services.

Cost Basis Determines Taxes On Home Sale

By | April 4th, 2006|

When someone gives you a home what cost basis do you use when you sell it? Cost basis for taxes may include the original market value of the home as well as home improvements. After you've figured out the correct cost basis you can find out how much you'll owe in capital gains taxes. For more information on capital gains taxes and home sales visit the IRS Web site.

Buying This Spring: 10 Things You Need To Know

By | April 4th, 2006|

Because the market has changed, savvy home buyers need to think about the home buying process a little differently. If you're a buyer right now, there are a lot of changes to be thankful for. Here are 10 things buyers need to know to make the most of today's marketplace.

Buying Unusual Landmark Property

By | April 4th, 2006|

Have you seen the show "ReZoned" on HGTV that features unusual landmark properties? How would one ever find a cool landmark property to buy?An experienced real estate agent can help you track down a hard-to-find landmark property.

Lawsuit May Be Only Way Out Of Ownership Dispute

By | April 4th, 2006|

A home owner helped a friend with bad credit by purchasing a home with him. His name is on the mortgage but the title is in the name of the friend. Now that the friend has turned up missing, what recourse does the home owner have? The buyer needs continue paying the mortgage and possibly file a lawsuit to get the title into his name. He won't be able to take his name off the mortgage unless the loan is paid off or the friend reappears and refinances the property into his name.

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