Follow Friday, or #FF for those not yet wired into Twitter yet, is all about finding cool people to follow their feeds. Like Travel Tuesday, and other cliche and catchy hooks, this social media engagement practice can really help your business gain not only followers, but some Klout as well. For this #FF let’s look at Tampa Real Estate to see just who is who, and to follow some of them.
Archives for June 2012
Integra Group Adds Property Management Arm
In industry news from Tuscon, Integra Group Real Estate LLC announced their launch of Integra Property Managment, an expansion on their already substantial REO and HUD marketing offerings.
Using FHA to Pay for your Investment Rehab
Short sales and foreclosures are the two most prevalent vehicles for investors looking to purchase distressed properties at a discount. However they are not easy on either the nerves or the wallet. Almost all of them require some amount of rehabilitation and remodeling, along with bringing current any deferred maintenance the property may have suffered while it was sitting empty
April 2012 Case Schiller Index — Depends On Your Definition Of “Improvement”
While the mainstream media seems to be taking to the idea that the April 2012 Case-Schiller index is showing that housing is improving, the report is a mixed-bag at best. Yes it is good news that about half of the cities in both the 10 city and 20 city composites are showing a modest 1.3% average improvement in prices, is hardly an improving housing market…
Living With a Cramped Master Bath
Few things truly test the fortitude of a relationship like sharing space – especially when that space is a bathroom. No matter what type of relationship you’re in it’s likely that one of you takes significantly longer to get ready than the other, and the process is usually much more complicated and requires much more equipment.
Half of US Homes are Underwater on Mortgages
A new study has revealed that an incredible 50% of all homes in the US are now officially “underwater”, which means that more is owed on the properties than what they’re actually worth.











