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Real Estate Agents News Archive 01-Dec-2007
Foreclosure Victims Abandoning Pets (NBC 10 Philadelphia)Real estate agents say foreclosure fever is bringing out the worst in irresponsible pet owners.
Low fee? Let's deal (Los Angeles Times)Facing smaller profits, more sellers consider discount brokers. IF you think these must be tough times for real estate agents, John Thyne has news for you.
After open house thefts, real estate agents on alert (AM New York)Real estate agents have standard advice for homeowners planning their first open house. Hire a cleaning service. Drop the pets off with a neighbor. And lock up your valuables. You never know who may be stopping by.
Real Estate Agents Warn About Thieves (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News)Real estate agents have standard advice for homeowners planning their first open house.
Disclosure Bill on Taxes Worries Real Estate Agents (Washington Post)Real estate agents are worried about a proposal by County Council member Phil Andrews (D-Gaithersburg-Rockville) to require sellers to disclose future property taxes, which often increase after a sale. The usual practice is to list current taxes on fliers describing the property, but Andrews says...
Real estate agents warn about thieves (AP via Yahoo! News) Real estate agents have standard advice for homeowners planning their first open house: Hire a cleaning service. Drop the pets off with a neighbor. And lock up your valuables because you never know who may be stopping by.
Real estate agents warn about thieves (The Charlotte Observer)Real estate agents have standard advice for homeowners planning their first open house: Hire a cleaning service. Drop the pets off with a neighbor. And lock up your valuables because you never know who may be stopping by. Over two recent Sundays, a pair of women posing as wealthy home buyers visited at least six open houses at luxury homes in Manhattan and Upper Saddle River, N.J., and, police ...
Home-buying help for low- to moderate-income families (El Paso Times)Home-buying help: Mortgage brokers and real-estate agents can learn about products and services available to help low- to moderate-income families purchase homes during a free seminar Tuesday.
Real estate agents shy away from popular sales method (Stuff)Wellington real estate agents will market fewer properties using a "buyer inquiry over" price following a landmark court ruling.
Foreclosed Families Abandoning Family Pets (KMGH 7 Denver)Foreclosure fever is bringing out the worst in some animal owners, according to real estate agents in Arizona.
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