REALTOR® Ryan Fay recently joined Prudential Howe & Doherty. He will focus on residential real estate sales in the Andovers and the Merrimack Valley.
Are We Facing The End Of The Fix And Flip Market?
Investors across the country are finding their fix and flip investment strategies harder to implement. The distressed properties are still out there. The problem is the influx of buy and hold investors who are willing to pay higher prices for these distressed properties. These new investors to the party are cutting in to the profit [...]
Would Honesty, Education and Accountability Have Lessened Our Real Estate Market Woes?
Is ‘Now’ Really a Great Time to Buy Real Estate?
Make no bones about it, the world economy right now has been beaten and battered. All you have to do is turn on the news for 2-3 minutes and you’ll almost certainly hear a story about a country defaulting, banks going out of business, bailouts being handed out, and the real estate market being the ugliest it’s been in many, many years…
Market Watch – Richmond, VA
Richmond Virginia, otherwise known as The River City, is a beautiful city, rich in tradition and rich in historical significance. Patrick Henry’s famous “give me liberty or give me death” speech was given at St. John’s Church, and during the Civil War it served as the capital for the Confederate States of America.
Three Insider Strategies for Short Sale Approvals
If short sales are on your shortlist of ways to make money in 2012’s real estate market, it’s crucial that you be able to get your offers approved in the shortest possible period of time. Bob Hertzog, owner of Summit Home Consultants in Phoenix, AZ, closes about 90% of his short sale offers, and he offers some great advice for experienced real estate agents.
PropertyAuction.com Releases Survey Results of Annual Real Estate Auction Industry
American Enterprise Institute – Why The Next Housing Crisis Is Already Underway
Like a cancerous tumor that just won’t go away, another housing crisis is growing ever larger. It’s a debt tumor, fed by the blood that flows in the form of government insured mortgages which are in essence nothing more than taxpayer backed guarantees for Fannie, Freddie, USDA, and FHA, to name a few.