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If You Build It Bulgaria, Investors Will Come

By Phil Butler | January 17, 2011

Featured News, US Real Estate

Boyle Investments On the Move in Memphis

By Phil Butler | January 15, 2011

Boyle Investments makes its move on the potential windfall available in the Tennessee real estate market. One of the Mid-South's biggest players commits at least $30 million to create a fund for investments in Memphis, Nashville, and across the Mid-South. Reports say the Boyle comittment could reach $80 million, with no telling how many investors to follow in Boyle's planned engagement.

Lead Generation

Real Estate's Underutilized Shadow Markets

By Joe Spake | January 10, 2011

The real estate market of 2011 is actually a bold new territory where new ideas and innovators may well rule the coming industry. Shadow markets, with shadowy industry segments beneath them even, reveal a property industry with little sense of what it used to be. Exposing unlisted potential and flipping it into positive sales flow is but one novel idea for the new real estate broker.

Brokerage, Featured News, Real Estate Resource

How Interest Rates are Determined for Mortgage Loans

By Khary Reynolds | January 4, 2011

Understanding interest rates, loan types, and the housing market in general can be a bit too much for the average person. Most people just want the American Dream and to know how much and when to pay. But this is one reason the country is in such a pickle where housing is concerned. RealtyBizNews presents another brief tutorial about the different types of loans, and who actually owns the paper on your house. Learn a bit more about who Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are, for your own good.

Real Estate Market Forecasts: Are They Inflated?

By Phil Butler | January 2, 2011

One economist warns investors of putting too much confidence in the real estate market just yet. One of the world's top portfolio experts, David Rosenberg, says the market is still too mercurial being propped up by government incentives. He warns that the economy and Wall Street are far too dependent still no what happens with the housing market. Are some experts inflating expectations? Without a recovered job situation, there is no chance for the housing situation in the long term.

Savannah Georgia Real Estate In Recovery

By Phil Butler | December 30, 2010

No region was more seriously affected by the recession than the deep South. Despite bank failures and foreclosures though, one city appears ready to emerge from economic disaster better than before perhaps. Savannah, Georgia is a good case study in how the market levels itself. The supply and price of properties there have apparently caused a turn around now. Real estate listings for Savannah reveal much about what could mean the revival of a once booming industry.

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