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Ilyce Glink on WSB Radio – December 16, 2007
Today on the Ilyce Glink Show, Ilyce talked about her favorite inexpensive gifts to give. She took calls on 1031 tax-free exchanges, refinancing mortgages, construction loans and where to get the best short-term return for an investment of $5,000. All this and more on today's Ilyce Glink Show. Don't forget to check out the show notes at www.thinkglink.com/forum for web addresses discussed on today's show. And to sign up for Ilyce's YouTube channel, go to www.expertrealestatetips.net.
Builder Won’t Fix Problems From Low Water Pressure
A home buyer says the builder of their new construction problem didn't disclose a water pressure problem. The homeowner now has more problems from lack of water problem that the builder will not fix. The owner needs to determine what caused the problem and what is in the contract before going after the builder.
New Home Sales Fall from 2006, Mortgage Rates Fall Too
Sales of new homes in the U.S. jumped 4.8 percent from August but fell more than 23 percent from September 2006, the federal government reported today...
Brett Marlowe, Developer
Brett Marlowe talks about his philosophy of building new houses and what buyers look for.
How To Terminate Contract On New Construction Condo
A home buyer signed a contract to buy a new construction condominium two years ago and after several delays with the builder, he would like to get out of the deal. A real estate attorney can help walk you through new construction deals and prevent large losses later in a transaction. Under federal law, this buyer might have a right to terminate the contract if he didn't receive certain disclosures for the new construction condo.
Residential Construction Down 6 percent from June
The good news continues. Housing starts in July, 2007 were 1,381,000, down 6.1 percent from June. The bigger news is that housing starts are down nea...