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- Real Estate Marketing Reports Make for Effective Real Estate Web Site Design
by Lanard Perry. Effective real estate web site design includes rich content, and lots of it. Optimized keyword pages can help you get your web site indexed by search engines and key to that is the uniqueness and quality of your content.
Well written, unique content will get you noticed by human visitors and search engine spiders alike. So, the better your content the more likely search engines and visitors wil... products, articles, news
- The Law Of Attraction In Real Estate Investing
by Daniel Forbes. Are you familiar with the Law of Attraction? Basically, it means that what we think about, comes about. What we focus on, we create. On both the good days and the bad days, the results are because of what we think about.
What does this have to do with real estate investing? Everything.
Can you see yourself as a successful investor? Can you see yourself taking action over the next 60 days that w... products, articles, news
- How To Hire A Real Estate Attorney
by David Gass. Many people do not feel the need to hire a real estate attorney in order to settle a deal. They think that an agent can do the job expected of an attorney. However brokers are not attorneys and cannot give sound legal advice. You should not overlook the fact that real estate transactions are governed by federal as well as state statutory and common laws. Laws cover a wide variety of legal issues,... products, articles, news
- Tips to Finding a Real Estate Agent that is Right for You
by jeff adams. When deciding to enlist the talents and services of a real estate agent, an investor must take several things into account. An agent that is enthusiastic and aggressive is the ideal candidate. Also, doing research to find a good agent is essential. Considering you will be building a relationship with this individual for both current and future investments, you want to find someone who is both tru... products, articles, news
- Real Estate Postcards: How Do I Drive Web Traffic?
by Brandon Cornett. About This ArticleThis question comes from a real estate postcard marketing survey I sent to over 3,000 agents and brokers. From hundreds of responses, I compiled a list of the most commonly asked questions about real estate postcards. This is one of those questions.
Question:What are the best postcard techniques to drive readers to your website?
Answer:Before we talk about using postcards to d... products, articles, news
- Real Estate Law in China for Foreign Investors
by David Carnes. What the Law Says
In China, neither domestic companies nor Foreign InvestedEnterprises may own land outright; instead they own Land UseRights. There are two kinds of Land Use Rights - Allocated andGranted. In comparison with Western common law concepts,Allocated Land Use Rights are in some way similar toleaseholds, and Granted Land Use Rights are in some wayssimilar to life estates.
Allocated L... products, articles, news
- Why Do Real Estate Agents Require Websites?
Why Do Real Estate Agents Require Websites? by Steve Wilson
During the past ten years, the Internet has changed the way people buy houses and the way real estate agents and brokers do business. The Internet makes it easy for home buyers to quickly to sort lists of available properties in their local area and provide them with a combination of written information, photos and virtual tours. Large... products, articles, news
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Daily Briefing, Wednesday February 20, 2008
Firstly we have news that the Commerce Commission is investigating the advertising material that Blue Chip Investments issued before the property management system collapsed.
It's been alerted by property consultant Olly Newland to the issue of whether Blue Chip was misleading investors with claims it was backed by Macquarie Bank and insured by Lloyds of London. Neither claim was true.
The Blue Chip debacle is just getting worse as stories emerge of people who bought apartments off Blue Chip for 50% more than they are worth.
The key questions now are around the fallout. How many of these Blue Chip investors who mortgaged their own homes to buy into these apartments face defaulting on their debts as rent payments aren't made and they face big unpaid bills for body corporate fees and leaky building repairs.
It will also put even more pressure on a real estate market in central Auckland that saw prices drop 15% last month.
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