Real Estate Auctions vs. Traditional Sales? .2
May 13, 2009
Is it a sales plan or marketing plan?
The typical sales plan for a Realtor is to market the property on the MLS and wait for offers. Ok to be fair, I am a Realtor as well, we do run ads in the print media but typically most buyers find homes online via the MLS sharing it’s listing data with major, consumer real estate websites or from Realtors sending clients MLs listing data directly. In a sense the MLS markets the property. As a Realtor this is automatic. As soon as I input your home in the MLS it is marketed on the major real estate Read more
700 Billion Dollar Bail Out Illustrated
October 13, 2008
In case you have not seen this topic illustrated, I think this link would be a good one. It very effectively and with comedy illustrates the main cause of this mortgage mess we are in. This 700 billion dollar bail out has many Americans scratching their heads. Many are just not sure whom to point the finger at while others are pointing the finger at everyone.
Please, I encourage your comments on the blog. There are a lot of opinions on this matter that would be great to see. Who do you blame?
Please click here to visit the presentation >>> (please be aware there is some profanity)
Charlottesville Short Sale and Foreclosure Tax Consequences
July 29, 2008
This is one of the big questions always asked by clients in these tough situations. There is a lot of mis-information on this subject which leads to fear. Fear of the unknown, just compounds these tough situations. So, I have enclosed a link that should shed more light on the tax consequences of short sales and foreclosures. This should help clear up confusion and hopefully some of the agony with respect to this “fear of the unknown.” Hopefully this information will aid you in a most trying time.
Link to tax article: Go >>>>
Important: Always consult a licensed professional if you are not sure about your situation. Remember, a Realtor is not a CPA or an attorney. So unless they are, always direct your technical question to a licensed professional.
Charlottesville Real Estate - Your Mortgage Crisis Does and Dont’s
May 19, 2008
Unfortunately this is an extremely difficult subject for homeowners. With the emotionals ties to the home and in many cases a strong moral convictions to abide by the rules; good people still find themselves Read more
Charlottesville Foreclosure and Bank Owned Real Estate Auctions
March 11, 2008
Thought I would address this topic in the Charlottesville real estate market, as the question comes up quite often. The general public is extremely curious about this topic. An auction if executed correctly and ethically is the best way to buy and sell a home in any market. Moreover, the auction method of sale is not only for foreclosures and distressed situations. This is important to know because auctions styles and protocols for consumers are very different depending Read more
Charlottesville real estate - Mortgage Servicing Loss Mitigation Contacts
February 1, 2008
With more than 50% of foreclosures being prevented, the first step a homeowner can take is to call their Mortgage Company and ask to speak to someone in the “ Loss Mitigation Department. ” If your lender is not listed below, Read more
Charlottesville Real Estate Foreclosure Market and Traditional Buyers
January 21, 2008
This is in interesting subject for all you in the Charlottesville real estate market!! I cannot tell you how many buyers and mortgage clients have approached me through the years looking for the ultimate score in the foreclosure market. This article is intended to shed light on what the term Read more
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