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Real Estate Agents News Archive 28-Feb-2009
2009 resales in state could pass 600,000 (The Sacramento Bee) California will see sales of existing homes top 600,000 this year for the first time since 2005, if January's sales pattern continues, the California Association of Realtors said Thursday. Last year, real estate agents sold less than 400,000 existing single-family homes in California. The Realtors Association said January sales were twice that of the same month last year for a seasonally ...
Realtor Connie Maffin dies at 62 (BizJournals)Connie. Just Connie. While real estate agents often try to pose as one-name wonders, D.C.?s Constance ?Connie? Maffin didn?t have to. Anybody who knew anything about real estate knew who you meant when you said ?Connie.?
Values, assessments can be out of sync (Traverse City Record-Eagle)Local home values plummeted 10 to 20 percent over the past couple years, area real estate agents say, but tax assessors contend the average home's assessed value fell by less than 5 percent in that stretch.
Mandatory energy audits on home sales wrong, real estate agents say (The Globe and Mail)In the wake of a new municipal land-transfer tax and unmoored by a sinking economy, Toronto real estate agents are bracing for a new storm on the legislative horizon: Mandatory energy audits for home sales.
Local real estate agents' home-selling technique to be featured on Night Line (The Times of Northwest Indiana)VALPARAISO | The owners of F.C. Tucker/Advantage Realty have hit upon an idea that's selling homes in a down market that they say will be featured next week on ABC's Night Line program.
What impact will Obama?s plans have on your company and the economy? (The Business Journal of Phoenix)President Barack Obama?s $787 billion economic stimulus and $75 billion mortgage modification plans are getting mixed reviews from business owners and real estate agents in Phoenix. We asked a sampling of businesspeople what impact Obama?s plans have on their company and the economy.
Home Design Consultants respond to WINK News (WINK TV Southwest Florida)WINK News has been reporting on potential employees who paid 10 dollars to a company called Home Design Consultants, so they could work scheduling calls for real estate agents. We're told they're still out the money, and at least one wants to know why the company E-mailed us her social security number and work history.
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