August 2009
Monthly Archive
Posted by admin on 31 Aug 2009 10:36 am. Filed under
Investing.
bolinger81380
I am considering getting into real estate investing in select markets, but have neither the credit nor the money to get started. I would like any suggestions on how to overcome this issue from any experienced investors out there.
I do intend to keep a sales license, and also learn how to appraise and inspect homes, but I do not intend to get a license in that.
Posted by admin on 31 Aug 2009 2:39 am. Filed under
Renting & Real Estate.
DanceMachine
What is the proper way to write that you have a California Real Estate License on a resume?
Posted by admin on 29 Aug 2009 11:53 pm. Filed under
Estate.

Jimmy Sturo
A real estate contract is for the purchase or sale, exchange, or other trade of real estate between two or more individuals or parties. Real estate, also called leasehold estate, is essentially a rental of real property, and rental contracts cover rentals, since they normally do not result in recordable deeds. Freehold trade of real estate that are generally more permanent, are dealt with by real estate contracts, and they include dealings in the title fees, life estates, remainder estates and freehold property. Real estate contracts are usually bilateral contracts, where terms are agreed upon mutually by both parties and should have the legal prerequisites specified by the contract law in writing.
Any real estate contract must have certain details well written to avoid further misconception and misunderstanding. These details include a proper identification of both parties between whom the exchange of real estate property will take place. A clear description of the both parties is required as well, as their intentions for the deal. A clear description of the real estate property must be made in the contract, including the address of the estate and other details as agreed upon by both parties. The price that the estate is being sold to the buyer and the terms of payment must also be clearly quoted to avoid misinterpretations. The signatures of both parties are mandatory on the contract, but it must be noted that this is voluntary, and no one can be forced to sign a contract.
There has to be a mutual agreement on all terms of the contract by both parties in the contract, which is monitored by the lawyer under whose supervision the contract is made.
Posted by admin on 23 Aug 2009 2:39 pm. Filed under
Other - Careers & Employment.
Sherbear
I have been thinking of getting my real estate license in Florida (focus on residential, maybe commercial later on). But the market here is terrible at best. I have a current consulting operation that pays very well. The real estate is something I would like to do when I semi-retire in a few years. I love people and I love houses, am very good at business. However, without really understanding the real estate occupation, I am not clear if it will still be something worthwhile to pursue. I know markets go up and markets go down… Florida is really suffering right now and not sure how long it will be a problem. I wanted to go ahead and take the classes and get my license in the next 6 months. Any words of wisdom from anyone in the field?
Posted by admin on 23 Aug 2009 12:56 pm. Filed under
Estate.

Ray Andrew
Real estate has always been a great business and a great way to invest your money, Mexico has a lot of places where real estate has great value and that is the case of Yucatan. With the growing tourism in Yucatan real estate is increasing its value and great projects are being developed.
Real estate near archaeological places or tourism destines is very valuable, Progreso which is just half an hour from Merida has increase its real estate value a lot because most people in Merida wan to have their homes in the beach of Progreso.
Yucatan has many cultural places where the value is of real estate is high and the growing tourism is attractive. Merida is the capital of Yucatan and you should take a look at some great investments that can be done there due to the growing surge of foreign people.
There are many babyboomers from other countries that have chosen Merida as their place to retire, because its a safe place, their money has more value and its location is great because its located near the beach and a few hours from any cultural place.
If you have some money to invest, you should take a look at the North of Merida, you can buy some real estate near the “Yucatan Country Club” which will be a huge attraction for foreing people, you can buy a house in Montebello which is a great zone to live, you can even buy an Hacienda that is the North of the City and has a great location because “San Antonio Cucul” is the only hacienda in the City.
Posted by admin on 23 Aug 2009 6:20 am. Filed under
Estate.

Amy Nutt
Real Estate Agents assist people with buying and selling houses. In some states, a real estate agent is required to have a broker’s license, and in other states, they only need a sales agent license. Agents can work on their own or for a real estate company. They can even specialize in particular type of property. Income received by an agent will normally be in the form of a commission. After a home is sold, agents will receive a percentage of the amount that the buyer purchased for the home. The commission amount will vary.
These agents will often work long hours that can extend into the evenings. To acquire a license, one must be a graduate of high school and complete a real estate course. Good agents will be personable and be motivated to sell houses and work for real estate brokers.
Because buying a house is such an important life investment, many people enlist the services of an agent and must be able to provide the following functions:
- They must know the value of a home
- The agent takes potential buyers to view homes that are for sale. The buyer will have already discussed how much they can afford and what type of home they are looking for. For instant, the size of the home, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the location, amenities, and type of neighborhood.
- They must know what the neighborhoods in the town or city are like.
- They must know all of the laws that have to do with buying or selling a home.
- Agents can offer advice to home buyers about where to get a home loan
- The agent must fill out specific forms that convey to all involved that the house has been purchased. Both the buyer and the seller of the home sign these forms which will involve the services of attorneys.
- They help buyers submit an offer, and then will continue to negotiate a price if the offer is rejected.
- They must disclose any flaws that a home may contain.
- They help assess the price of a home and list it on the open market.
People will normally use one realty agent. Using the services of a real estate agent can be of great benefit because they have many contacts with other professionals in the realty industry. This can include real estate attorneys, mortgage lenders, and home inspectors.
When people commence on buying or selling a home on their own, they will quickly realize there is much involved in the process. Because there are so many details and information to understand and steps to follow when selling or buying a home, it pays to have the services of a qualified real estate agent. Their knowledge and experience will take the aggravation out of the process so that you can focus on moving into your new home.
Posted by admin on 19 Aug 2009 12:52 pm. Filed under
Credit.
Celeste or DevonZ
I was rejected a credit card for that specific reason. I don’t own real estate, nor does the credit reporting agency who’s information was used by the bank to see if my credit was good enough have anything about “real estate” in their report. Please let me know if anyone has any insight. Thanks.