Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Featured News, Investing

Maine's Seaside: Maybe America's Best Property Value Today

By Phil Butler | February 25, 2013

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Mortgage, US Real Estate

UK Remortgaging Took Plunge in 2012, Research Shows

By Alina Popescu | February 25, 2013

In 2012, UK remortgaging activity dropped steeply compared to the levels seen at the start of 2008, showed the latest research on the topic published by Lloyds TSB. Remortgages represented 51% of total mortgage lending between January 2008 and October 2008 and fell last year to only 24%.

Housing & Other Shortages of North Dakota's Bakken Oil Boom

By Phil Butler | February 25, 2013

A terminology some thought was dead and gone in the United States, "oil boom" just faded into the sunset or the American psyche. The Bakken Oil Field in North Dakota has changed all that though. The largest oil discovery since the 60's, Bakken oil production has transformed far frozen North Dakota into a veritable "boom" […]

Featured News, US Real Estate

Lenders Discriminating Against Pregnant Women?

By Mike Wheatley | February 25, 2013

Stipulations within the Fair Housing Act supposedly prevent mortgage lenders from denying or delaying loan applications for women on maternity leave, but a new report suggests that many lenders are actually ignoring these rules.

Industry Technology

RE/Max Tells on dotloop Adaptations

By Rhett Butler | February 25, 2013

RE/Max has reported, dotloop adoption having been significant since the transaction software was first released back in August of 2012. According to the news from dotloop, some 16% of RE/MAX agents have begun using the cloud based software for easy transactions.

Freddia Mac

Freddie Mac Streamlines Hurricane Sandy Insurance Claims

By Al Twitty | February 25, 2013

Last Friday Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) announced having taken steps to reduce the time needed for Hurricane Sandy victims to get their insurance proceeds. Those people with Freddie Mac-owned or -guaranteed mortgages will get relief faster and be able to get renovations underway more quickly too.

Bidding tug-o-war

How To Survive A Bidding War

By RealtyBiz News | February 25, 2013

One of the biggest real estate stories nationwide is the lack of inventory in the housing market. The number of homes listed for sale continues to steadily decline to levels not seen in years, with strong contract activity pushing supply even lower. That means increased competition for home buyers, and in many cases, bidding wars.

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Real Estate Resource

How to Sell Your Home Quickly

By Guest Author | February 24, 2013

No homeowner wants to have his or her house languish on the market for months. When it comes time to sell it, you want to make a deal as quickly as possibly to get on with your life. You can sell your home quickly without losing your shirt. Read on and we will look at several steps you can take to replace the "for sale" sign with a "sold" sign.

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