Home Sellers: Three Spaces that Pay You to Redesign

New home staging and redesign, either remodeling or just moving things around, help home sellers sell in record time - for more money than the competition!

Hosting An Open House To Sell Your Home

When selling your house “by owner” you don’t have the advantage of a real estate agent with tons of clients so you need to draw people to your house and one way is to have an open house. This will require some prep work and a bit of your time but can reel in potential buyers and get the word out about your home.

For Sale By Owner: How to Sell Your Home Yourself

'For sale by owner.' Four words that are becoming more and more common in the real estate market. But it selling your home yourself the right approach for you? And if so, how do you go about it?

Should you FSBO or Use A Realtor?

When it comes time to sell your home, should you try to sell it on your own, or should you list it with a licensed Realtor? Consider the following to help you decide.....

Investors Sell Your Own Homes

Selling real estate is always a challenge pricing, advertising, showing Buyers, attorneys, inspections? There is a lot of work to make the process go to closing. With all the extra work there are some short cuts that keep you in control and may put more money in your pocket if you sell it yourself.

Market Changes Favor FSBOs

Drastic paradigm shifts in how the residential real estate market works have been on the way for several years now. The change has really become apparent over the last year. It is easier for people to sell their homes themselves as FSBOs (for sale by owner) as a result.

FSBO - You Can Save Thousands in 7 Easy Steps

Do you know that homeowners across the country sell their own homes every day? It is true that 80% of Fsbo’s end up listing with a real estate agent. But with these 7 easy steps you can save thousands of dollars for you and your family.

Open Houses for FSBO Sellers

The first requirement in finding a buyer for a home is to make sure the pool of potential buyers know it is on the market. For FSBO sellers, holding an open house can help to get the word out to buyers.

FSBOs -The Secret of 'After Settlement Escrow' to Solve Problems

Most FSBOs (people who are selling their own homes) are aware of the conventional use of escrow. In this article, we look at ways to use escrow to solve problems.

Homes For Sell By Owner - FSBOs and Buyer Brokers

You’re selling your home as a FSBO (for sale by owner) and you get annoyed when real estate brokers call you, right? However, when a “buyer broker” calls, you might want to listen.

Houses For Sale By Owner - Negotiating Tips

You might think buying houses for-sale-by-owner would be the same as buying those listed with a real estate agent. There are differences, however - important ones.

FSBO - Selling Your Home FSBO (for sale by owner) - Is It Worth It?

FSBO, what is it? FSBO means For Sale by Owner, and it’s a term that’s generally referred to when you’re selling your home without soliciting help from a Realtor. FSBO, what’s the benefit to you? You’ll save thousands of dollars...

Real Estate Investing - FSBOs vs. Agent Listings?

Real estate investing is a learned skill that involves understanding acquisition options. An initial decision is whether to buy FSBOs or agent-listed properties. The real estate investor with limited funds needs to know the pros and cons.

Legal Details You Need To Know About REO

With the housing slump, followed by the recent subprime market meltdown leaving a flood of foreclosures in its wake, lenders, brokers and agents have tried to rebound with real estate-owned (REO) properties. But breaking into the distressed property or REO market is difficult unless you know the ropes - and the competition for foreclosures, today, is fierce. Just ask Steele V. Propp, foreclosure specialist/loss mitigation consultant, for the Bank Owned Property Division of the Minneapolis-based Schatz Group, GMAC Real Estate.

Foreclosure May Not Be Your Only Option

I get it. I have been there. You are dangerously behind in your mortgage payments and you can't seem to catch up. You're getting the letters and phone calls that lead you to believe that you have no other option. Foreclosure seems eminent. That's not necessarily the case.