Last week a mortgage reform bill was introduced by the House financial services committee by Chairman Barney Frank and it has real estate and banking groups talking about it at great length... » more
Usually, home inspections have traditionally been paid for by the buyers as part of escrow, and if a seller does the inspection before placing their home on the market, which is called a prelisting inspection, this practice... » more
Under the Obama administrations new "Making Home Affordable" initiative or (MHA), up to 4 million eligible homeowners may be able to receive loan modifications with interest rates as low as... » more
A newly enacted $10,000 state tax credit for new-home buyers in California has already spurred 1,710 applications for $16.6 million in its first three weeks, the state Franchise Tax Board... » more
Everyone shops for a reason and that includes everything from groceries to clothes and even houses. While there have been new incentives to get people to start buying property, there are other ways... » more
As a real estate business coach I get asked this question a lot.</B> "Does the law of attraction still work in today's economy?" And the answer is yes, the law of attraction works in any... » more
With tax incentives, record low interest rates and a high volume of housing inventory we all know it's a buyers market out there, but if you are a seller don't panic because we have some suggestions to help make your home stand out in a crowd. Buyers are » more
Lending standards are back and now it's tougher to qualify for a home loan than it was just a few years ago. Today, lenders are still relying on your clients credit scores to determine whether they... » more
Applications for U.S. home refinancing loans jumped last week which were fueled by record low interest rates. The seasonally adjusted index of mortgage applications increase of 32.2% included both refinanced and new... » more
One of the issues that has surfaced in my career as a business coach over the years is the issue of intimidation. Many clients who come to see me for coaching, want to work with higher end clients. However... » more
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