1) Introducing… Electronic signatures! – Another convert to the wonderful world of @Docusign.
2) What’s my home’s value – If you are going to sell your house, you want to know what it is really worth. There are many tools out there, but honestly the best way to come up with your homes value is talk to a full-time real estate agent who is in the field selling houses every day and have them look at comparables.
3) Your real estate website is talking about your credibility – If you are not trying to get any real clients from your website should you still care about your website? You should, because buyers and sellers will “Google” you, and you want to control the message.
4) Subject: Need your help… Making Home Affordable Program – It is always great with Rhonda Porter tackles a complicated subject because she has a way of explaining it in John Q Public terms.
5) Greylock leads a $10 million investment in Redfin – Redfin recently announced they had become profitable, this backing could lead to more growth.
6) What will NAR’s political strength be in 5 years? – I was in politics both as an elected official and campaign consultant for over a decade. Trust me when I say Realtor’s has been and will continue to be a powerhouse in politics.
7) The #1 obstacle in real estate – What is the #1 obstacle to success in real estate? I saw this one coming a mile away… look in the mirror.
8 ) 13 ways to grow your audience – Looking to grow the audience to your blog, here are 13 ideas you should be working on.
9) Of the top 10 foreclosure markets nationwide, only 1 is getting worse – Foreclosure activity is actually slowing down in almost all states, with the exception being Illinois.
10) How long has your realtor been licensed? – Ian Watt as entertaining as always.
Is your house under water? If so there may be new help available for you. There are two parts to the new loan modification program released by the Treasury department yesterday. The first is a loan modification program for those why may be stuck in a higher interest rate or adjustable mortgage. To qualify for this program you must:
