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  • I would like to find realtors and or Builders who need a mortgage broker?

    Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under realtors | 1 Comment »

    I am both a commercial and residential broker that would like to make relationships with realtors and builders who need my kind of services. I am in Dallas Tx area (Richardson) to be specific, but I am licensed in California, Florida, Texas, and pending Nevada. Give me a line if you know of any?

    Post on the real estate forum at: http://www.homefindinginfo.com/realestateforum/default.asp

    How much money are the realty stars paid to do the shows?

    Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under realty | 2 Comments »

    Real wives of OC, Atlanta, NY & NJ?

    Keeping up with the Kardashians or K & K take Miami?

    Girls Next Door etc?

    It depends on the show and how well its doing. For instance, Omarosa stated that she was paid something like $75k to $100k to do "Surreal Life" and it was only taped over a two week period. Some of the folks from "The Hills" reality show (if you can call it that) got paid upwards of $60K-$7K per episode.

    How critical is the experience level of the realestate buyer’s agent?

    Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under realestate com | 3 Comments »

    I am in the market for buying a home in silicon valley California. I was visiting an open house and got talking with the agent there. According to her it is important that the buyers agent has over 3 years of experience. An offer will get accepted based on the $ amount offered, experience of the agent and how he/she presents the offer and how well known the buyer’s agent is. Hiring an agent who is relatively new and less known will definitely hurt the buyer.
    I was wondering how true this is. Also what is involved in "presenting" an offer, what does the buyers agent do?
    Thanks
    MNN

    I would call 3 years green. I would want 20 plus myself.

    Connections count. Believe me, there is plenty of back scratching going on! The sellers will not know about it, but the agents can influance how fast and how to their liking certain things are done (like appraisals, inspections).

    The only thing I can think of in "presentation" is getting everything correct. The offers are done on forms and there isn’t much to it.

    I am creating a website and need to add specific search capabilities?

    Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under realestate listings | 1 Comment »

    I am creating a realestate website. My firm has 54 listings and i want to add a way for people to search these on the site much like you can do on remax.com or century21.com. Any software or anything out there?

    It needs to be done in php/javascript, may be you can ask someone to code it for you. Check http://k.aplis.net/

    Can I add real estate listings from local realestate websites to my Classified Ads site i’m starting?

    Posted by admin on January 31st, 2010 and filed under realestate | 4 Comments »

    I’m starting a classified ads website and i’m wondering if I can add listings that local real estate companies have listed on there website to my "real estate" portion of my local classified ads website?

    I’m planning on putting all the information up on who to contact in regards to the listing.

    I would think if you had permission from the companies as well as whatever source you are using to obtain the information. Stealing content from another web site would be illegal.

    How do I find a cat sitter to watch my cat in their house during the day while realtors are showing my house?

    Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010 and filed under realtors | 5 Comments »

    I don’t want my cat in the house while realtors are going in and out of my house for the next 2 months. I need to find someone willing to keep the cat during the day while I’m out at work. Any suggestions?

    If you’re in the states than try Craigs list. You might look in the yellow pages for a kennel which would keep your cat temporarily as well.

    Is it a good investment to buy property in Bodrum in Turkey through Macanthony Realty?

    Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010 and filed under realty | 3 Comments »

    Need feedback from anyone who has purchased property in Turkey or who has purchased property anywhere in the world through Macanthony Realty as having doubts about both. Thanks.

    Personally I would say that Turkey is way too politically unstable. Stick to holidays. A second holiday home is a big investment and you have to get it right. Also, in many seaside locations you get alot of fraudsters, and be very wary of buying off plan.

    What cities give the best return on realestate investment?

    Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010 and filed under realestate com | 2 Comments »

    I know right now is a bad time for the price of a house, but does anybody know what city (cities) give the best return when buying a house in a normal market?

    san francisco

    What do you think of the new Yahoo! Real Estate site?

    Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010 and filed under realestate listings | 2 Comments »

    I just noticed that Yahoo! Real Estate redesigned their site with a lot of maps and cool tools. I especially like the home values and the local market research section that shows you the number of listings and average price in any area. What do you think?

    http://realestate.yahoo.com

    It’s not bad, there is another one called www.zillow.com (just increase the values by 10-15 percent)

    is it possible for a realestate company to buy your existing home if you are having another built?

    Posted by admin on January 29th, 2010 and filed under realestate | 4 Comments »

    interested in buying another house but afraid that my other house wont sell before i close on the other one. i cant afford 2 mortgages, yet it seems people do this all the time. how do they do that?

    Better idea is to get a bridge loan from your lender. Anyone who will buy the house under the conditions you are stating will offer you a very low amount. Real Estate people will be very happy fo offer you 50% of what the house is worth and then flip it at a higher price to someone.