Real Estate, Real Estate Resource, Residential

What Is Your Home Really Worth?

By Ben Yonge | February 28, 2012
All those blown-out birthday candles and childhood pranks, all the games of hide and seek in the backyard and all the laughs and love shared over a holiday feast – these things mean the world to you. But they won't mean a thing to a buyer who's looking for a place to make memories of their own. So how can you determine the value of your home in dollars and cents?
Mortgage, Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

The Real Reason Why Home Prices Have Fallen And Can't Get Up

By Donna S. Robinson | February 6, 2012
There are a litany of factors that have aggravated the housing crisis since it's early beginnings in 2006 - 2007. Among the many issues cited for the ongoing crisis are the high rates of foreclosure, the resulting excess of vacant properties on the market, and the impact this has had by lowering appraised values. While all of these have definitely aggravated the problem, the data indicate that these are more the results than the fundamental cause of the housing crisis.
Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Top 7 Things You Can Do to Improve the Value of Your Home

By Guest Author | February 1, 2012
In today's market, a lot of people are underwater. If you need to sell your home in a hurry, here are a few suggestions to help you improve your home's value for less money.
Real Estate, US Real Estate

Foreclosure Rates Down in 2011, says RealtyTrac

By Mike Wheatley | January 16, 2012
The number of foreclosures filed last year dropped by almost 33%, falling to the lowest level in four years, according to new data from RealtyTrac. Throughout 2011, one out of every 69 homes were foreclosed on, while lenders repossessed a total of 804,000 homes – compared to last year’s total of 1.05 million homes being repossessed, when the foreclosure crisis was at its peak.
Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

What Is a Real Estate Assessment?

By Guest Author | January 6, 2012
It is important to know that just like a formal appraisal; a real estate assessment is just someone’s opinion and it should be treated as such. As a home owner you will have to make a conscious effort to not take the assessment too personal, and don’t allow it to hurt your feelings. The intention of the real estate assessment is just to give you an informal benchmark of the approximate value of your home based on other homes in the area.
Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

Buyers and Sellers Clash on Home Prices

By Mike Wheatley | January 3, 2012
Home prices are expected to slowly stabilize in the new year, according to the experts at any rate, but this is unlikely to affect the different in opinion between buyers and sellers, who will most likely continue to be at odds with each other over property values in 2012.
Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Planning Ahead for a Happy New Year

By Mike Wheatley | December 23, 2011
Many real estate professionals are looking forward to 2012 with renewed optimism. Economists are predicting the stabilization of home prices and a rebound in sales – indeed, 2012 could be the best year for housing markets since the start of the recession. As unemployment decreases, it’s hoped that housing markets will see an increased demand […]

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