Here is today’s list of top real estate posts of the day.
1) Trials and Tribulations With Appraisals – I like it, a listing agent fighting back against a perceived bad appraisal.
2) Housing Market Set For Double Dip? – Double dip? Is that like a Dairy Queen ice cream cone? This is going to be an interesting year.
3) Ignoring The Shadow Inventory Will Not Make It Go Away – Shadow inventory is no doubt out there, but it has been for a year. The question is will they release it and flood the market or just keep the trickle coming.
4) New Yahoo! app “sketches” the future of real estate search – With the iPad and the even cooler WePad devices coming this, things will changes. These will be a real game changer for real estate.
5) New lead paint rules go into effect April 22 – This is not going to help the value of your house if it was built before 1978.
6) 7 Tips for Better Negotiation – Dealing with foreclosures we may not do as much “negotiations” as before, but when that case does come up some good advice and tips.
7) The Next Generation of Mobile Real Estate Marketing – Geofencing – So this is an interesting and maybe “cool” idea, but how is it different than a setting up an email alert for a home in your desired neighborhood?
8) Does the Real Estate Brokerage Matter to the Home Buyer / Seller? – Does your brokerage matter? As someone who recently went from a big name to a small boutique I think brokerage matters, I am just not sure that big name matters. I don’t think some of my clients even know which company I work for. Best part, great discussion below the post.
9) Bank of America Makes a Bold Move – Principal Forgiveness – This is going to be interesting to watch. With BoA I want to see proof first.
10) If Consumers Shopped as Diligently for Agents as Homes, the Real Estate Business Would Look Quite Different – This is why Jonathan Dalton is one of the best readers out there you are probably not reading.
















