Posts Tagged ‘ home sellers ’

Closing A Real Estate Deal In A Bad Housing Market

Oct 25th, 2008 | By RT Staff | Category: Featured Articles

When the housing market slumps, it’s often best to take your home off the market and wait it out – but not everyone has that luxury. Many people are forced to go through with a sale because of a job transfer or a personal liquidity crisis. But even if you’re selling in a very bad [...]



Smoke Stinks in a Slow Real Estate Market

Oct 21st, 2008 | By RT Staff | Category: Housing News

As “For Sale” signs dot yards throughout Florida, plummeting sales and home prices and soaring foreclosures signal that the housing crisis continues to deepen. When the real estate market is competitive, a home with a pungent odor such as cigarettes can make or break the deal. According to a 2008 Home Features Survey done by [...]



Investing in a Volatile Real Estate Market: Seven Tips to Navigate the Real Estate Market

Oct 16th, 2008 | By RT Staff | Category: Housing News

According to the Center for Responsible Lending, 2.2 million families with a subprime loan issued from 1998 through 2006 have lost or will lose their home to foreclosure in the next few years. That amounts to a projected maximum equity loss of $164 billion. But according to John Checki, a Richardson-based independent financial professional, successful real estate investing is still a reality if an investor pays careful attention, conducts detailed research and has patience.



Coldwell Banker in a Discount Mood

Oct 7th, 2008 | By RT Staff | Category: Housing News

Move over, Henry Paulson. Coldwell Banker Real Estate has announced a “bold initiative to bring home buyers and sellers together and help jump-start the U.S. real estate market.”
According to a news release, Coldwell Banker is launching a national 10-Day Sales Event starting on Friday, although the details (at least to the Scope’s untrained eye) appear [...]