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Real Estate attorney, Thomas Richardson, is teaching agents how to capture new business as a result of the new foreclosure law put into law in July of 2009. Detailed information on the new law as well as opportunites for you to close a listing fast is included in this presentation. Two hours of...
11/09/2009
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So, you have a seller who has decided to entrust you with the task of selling their home. You're mission is to market the property effectively to bring a buyer(s) in the shortest amount of time, and to get the highest price prossible. One way to do this without additional cost to the realtor is ...
07/10/2009
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BRAS FOR A CAUSE Sponsored by Women’s Council of Realtors April 16, 2009 Crystal Gardens Hors d’evours and Cash Bar 5:00 p.m. $25.00 per person Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this exciting event. Cheer on your favorite Male Bra Model. Guaranteed to be THE most entertaining and rewarding ...
03/31/2009
You may have heard on WJR or on the Today show about a new $10,000 tax credit for Michigan homebuyers. I just got off the phone with the MAHB lobbyist regarding the proposed $10,000 refundable Michigan Income tax credit for Homebuyers. Contrary to rumors, THIS IS NOT LAW yet. While it passed th...
03/20/2009
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Free Mone From the Feds! The following information is a summary of the new First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Effective for Purchase on or After 1/01/09 & 12/01/09 Amount of Credit - Less of 10% of cost of home or $8000 Eligible Property - Any single fa...
03/18/2009
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/03/01/AR2009030101581.html?referrer=emailarticle Read the article from The Washinton Post, dated 3/2/2009. Several theorys as to why the housing market may not improve as quickly as the government think it might with the new 'stimulus' pac...
03/03/2009
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As part of the Housing Stimulus Bill, Congress created a tax credit for first time home buyers who purchase a home prior to July 1, 2009. What is the tax credit? Eligible tax payers will receive a "refundable" credit of up to $7,500 or 10% of the purchase price of their home, whichever is less. A...
12/05/2008