Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Is There An Alternative to a 20% Deposit?

By Allison Halliday | April 25, 2014

Featured News, Investing, US Real Estate

Why The Housing Market Is No Longer A Good Investment

By Donna S. Robinson | April 25, 2014

The wealth-building potential of the US housing market was reliable and predictable for many decades following the end of World War II. But today, it's becoming clear that this "wealth-building potential" has been hijacked.

Investing, US Real Estate

CrowdFunding for Real Estate Investing

By Brian Kline | April 9, 2014

If you're an active real estate investor, you're probably familiar with investing through real estate investment trusts (REITs). These sell shares in a group of real estate investments similar to mutual funds. Many investors prefer these to outright real estate ownership because their investments are more diversified. However, the two biggest drawbacks are all of […]

Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Top 10 Tips for Landlords

By Brian Kline | March 21, 2014

The landlord process begins with a thorough screening of tenants. Whom you allow to move into your property always makes a difference in how profitable your business will be.

Featured News, US Real Estate

Top 9 Worst Real Estate Business Practices

By Brian Kline | March 20, 2014

There are several bad business practices available to real estate professionals that are difficult to spot by sellers and buyers in the marketplace. Here are the worst of them.

Real Estate, US Real Estate

CFPB Has 'Zombie Foreclosures' In Its Crosshairs

By Mike Wheatley | March 18, 2014

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is targeting "zombie" foreclosures, a growing problem where borrowers may unknowingly still own a property that they thought the bank had foreclosed upon.

Featured News, US Real Estate

Senate Votes in Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act

By Mike Wheatley | March 17, 2014

The U.S. Senate voted 72-22 yesterday to approve the bipartisan Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act with amendments made by the House. The bill curtails flood insurance rate increases that property owners are facing across the country.

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Why You Should Avoid Dual Agency Deals

By Brian Kline | March 14, 2014

Certainly most real estate professionals are exactly that, professionals. Still, there are real estate arrangements that you should avoid just to prevent the temptation for professionals to manipulate the deal. The most prominent is dual agency. Dual agency is when one real estate office represents both the seller and the buyer in the same deal. […]

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