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Module on how to become a Millionaire, the Solo-Agent way
Friday, 08 September 2006
iSucceed’s newest success module, The Million Dollar Solo Agent by Mentor Margaret Rome might be characterized in such a fashion. Rome’s recipe for success is aimed specifically at agents whose time and money prohibits them from making a large investment in extra personnel, slowly transforming them into a Jack-of-All-Trades.
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Prices Dip Temporarily as Home Sales Forecast lowers
Friday, 08 September 2006

During the rest of the year home sales will be lower as the market works its way through an inventory and price imbalance.  This was according to the National Association of Realtors. 

David Lereah, NAR's chief economist said the most obvious effect in the near term will be with home prices. "A year ago we had record home sales and tight supply with buyers bidding over the asking price," he said. "This year sales are slowing, homes are plentiful and sellers are negotiating. Under these conditions, we'll probably see prices dip temporarily below year-ago levels as the market works through a build up in housing inventory."

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Real Estate Expo holds marketing exhibition
Thursday, 07 September 2006
The Real Estate Expo has pulled interested people in the door like a giant powerful magnet. Participating cities include: Dallas, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Chicago, Anaheim, New York, Boston. They are accommodating anywhere from about 40,000 - to 60,000 attendees at each individual location.
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Housing market cools down as Home-price rises
Thursday, 07 September 2006

WASHINGTON - U.S. home prices continued to rise in the second quarter but showed the biggest slowdown in three decades.

Average home prices rose 1.17 percent in the April-June period, compared with 3.65 percent in the second quarter of 2005 — the biggest decline in price growth since OFHEO started keeping track of home prices in 1975, the new report showed.

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Residential and Commercial real estate booms in Lower Manhattan
Thursday, 07 September 2006
It has been five years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, laid waste to the World Trade Center. But today Ground Zero remains little more than an empty hole, its reconstruction stalled by lingering negotiations between competing parties, including the Port Authority, developer Larry Silverstein and New York City.
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Texas Wraps Big States in Real Estate Agents
Thursday, 07 September 2006

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — As real estate sales continue to bloom more Texans are getting real estate license.  Despite the rush to sign up, there is still plenty of room for others.

Texas has 100,000 active real estate licensees. California has four times that number of active licensees. Florida has twice as many, and New York has 50 percent more.

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New Requests for Home Loans climbed an inch higher
Thursday, 07 September 2006
NEW YORK -- U.S. home mortgages applications bordered higher as lower loan rates helped encourage more home purchases for the first time.
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Small Tax cuts were promised to residents by Fort Lauderdale
Thursday, 07 September 2006
FORT LAUDERDALE •  Property owners crowed into City Hall where they condemned the proposed increase in property tax collections.  This was because of the rising tax bills.
Commissioners promised the budget will have been rewritten, and the tax increase won't be as high as the proposed 13 percent.
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Ralph Roberts Urges Realtors and Consumers Know Lending Laws
Thursday, 07 September 2006

Ralph R. Robert says it’s illegal to inflate home values in order to obtain cash-back monies from lenders. 

Unfortunately, cash back at closing schemes are illegal and potentially damaging to the lender, who is fooled into making a risky loan. Lenders aren't the only losers he warns. Buyers can be tricked into buying more house than they can afford.

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The New York Times Launches New Real Estate Web Sites
Wednesday, 06 September 2006
The New York Times Company announced launches two new Real Estate Web sites. "Great Homes" features extensive luxury and second-home listings, Web-exclusive content with original articles written for the site, destination and lifestyle guides, videos, slide shows and interactive maps. The "Home Finance Center" helps users navigate the mortgage process. "Great Homes" and "Home Finance Center" were developed in partnership with other Times Company properties including The Boston Globe, the International Herald Tribune, The Ledger (Lakeland, Fla.), Sarasota Herald-Tribune and The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, Calif.).
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Real estate continues to rise and fall
Wednesday, 06 September 2006
CRESTED BUTTE, Colo. -- The real estate market this year has slowed in some places but prices continue to rise.  Among the slow-downs is at Crested Butte. That town's real estate transfer tax is projected to yield $1.3 million this year, compared to $2 million last year.
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Real Estate agents get traditional control of information even if it’s costly
Wednesday, 06 September 2006

Real estate industry has resisted change and has protected its commission structure by controlling the information on its Multiple Listing Service database of properties for sale.

"You can find out more on the Internet about an eBay Beanie Baby than you can about a $1 million house," said Glenn Kelman, chief executive of Redfin, a licensed broker in Washington state and California.

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National Default Service Division is launched as response to expected Increase in Loan
Tuesday, 05 September 2006
One of the largest title insurers, Old Republic National Title Insurance Co., recently launched a national default services division in response to the expected increase and need for loan default services.
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