New Orleans Area Real Estate by Eric Bouler

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Real Estate Agent - Gardner Realtors, Licensed in La.
New Orleans Real Estate, Learn the neighborhoods in the New Orleans Metro market. New Orleans Homes, Condos and Lofts. Sold only 804 homes and Condos.....

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2006 

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I have using these stamps that have the buyers or sellers new address. They are not expensive. its something the client will use and it stays around the home so they can remember you. The nice thing about this company is they send it to the client for you via an on-line entry. They keep a history...
08/23/2006

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The French Quarter, Canal Street, Restaurants, Mardi Gras, The Casino. No other condominium development offers greater proximity to these venues, these unique places which form such an integral part of the New Orleans experience. Situated on the corner of Canal and Burgundy, the Audubon French Qu...
08/22/2006

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Its being a little creative that will set you apart from other agents. Get something local that makes you look local and like you enjoy real estate. Making yourself look like a local site does attract visitors to you site and make them call or write you for their needs. its important to remember ...
08/22/2006

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Cannot wait for the best deals i have seen on real estate leads in a long time. can you imagine the return on your money if you buy 10 leads for $30 and 3 of them lead to an act of sale. With the average commission of $5000 thats 15k for a lowly investment of $30. Any ideas on this new hunt for s...
08/21/2006

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Newspaper ads are very expensive for four or five lines of print you can barely read. It is a low return on your ad money. The internet is the number one way people search. The older people cannot read the small print. lol Agents continue to spend money here because they have always done it. I te...
08/21/2006

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The shotgun double has been on the NewOrleans housing scene for at least 100 years. I dont know how they got started or who thought them up but there are thousands in town. This was the most popular style in an area where I went to high school in the 1960s. The rooms are simple its just one after...
08/20/2006

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What is the oldest home you have sold? Many of you live and work in new areas. But many of us deal with a large variey of types. These have really gotten my attention and Interest in the past couple of years. Old homes have charm and are different from todays homes. Many have no parking because t...
08/19/2006

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ask.com used to be ask.jevees. This is another search engine that is still with us and gaining market share. We mostly spend our time talking about google, Yahoo, and Msn. You should try out this search engine and make a decision. Wanted to throw it out and see if anyone had any feedback on the s...
08/17/2006

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Someone asked about networking groups. The best group is clients that you have alredy sold or listed their houses. It is something many agents overlook. You will always have those clients that send you new clients. You never know when, ti can sometimes be two,three, or four years later. You have ...
08/13/2006

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I am fortunate to work in an area with a variety of homes. Some old, few new but its a lot of fun doing the variety of homes and areas. New Orleans is an old city surrounded by water. A couple of years ago all I did was suburban real estate. I was becoming bored so I decided to branch out and bec...
08/12/2006
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