A couple of years ago I wrote a post about Mortgage Fraud… and the dangers it can pose to sellers. It is a good read, and can clue you in about one of the ways you (as a seller) can get dragged into fraud… and then dragged off to jail. Be careful.
A couple of years ago I wrote a post about Mortgage Fraud… and the dangers it can pose to sellers. It is a good read, and can clue you in about one of the ways you (as a seller) can get dragged into fraud… and then dragged off to jail. Be careful.
While speaking with a prospective client, we touched on home marketing. As we were discussing it, I was asked about venues and their importance… “Should we be on Craigslist, MLS, Trulia, Zillow, etc?”
I’m here for you. I have been getting these emails for years from builders promoting their inventory of homes. In some cases, they are offering incentives to agents to bring buyers to their communities. In other cases they are offing incentives to buyers. Sometimes, there are both…
I get calls all of the time from people that are looking for a great deal… I can’t blame them… we ALL want a great deal. And there is something that the vast majority of these calls share in common. They are positive that the best deals HAVE to be foreclosures and short sales.
I ran across a site a couple of years ago and this is a good time to bring it back up… The EPA maintains a mapping site that allows you to put in a location or address and it will show any known environmental hazards that are in the area.