Real Estate Journal

The landscaping has suffered from the drought–this was for houses in the Greensboro community. The question was to water or not to water? With the Triad and all of the Southeast facing its worst drought in a century, it’s a dilemma challenging a host of folks — home owners, home builders, homeowners associations and Realtors [...]

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In the real estate business, integrity is the most important ingredient.  It was reported that Steele, an  American real estate broker is on fire.  His license has just been suspended based on an emergency order by the state Department of Business Regulation.  Pending further investigation into a complaint the agency received for which Steele was the [...]

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You have probably heard about the term “short sales.” These are sales that occur when a property seller, at the time of sale, will no longer have negative equity. Essentially, there is no more mortgage or loan money remaining to be paid in the original financing of the property. This is to make sure the [...]

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Credit and finance servicers and shareholders are developing a more methodological approach in conducting workouts. The manual and labor-intensive, hands-on techniques used at the moment upshot in a lot of redundant and outmoded foreclosures. It may be a time consuming foreclosure process that would permit for more workouts. Some states have ratified or are taking [...]

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Real estate is a real market. Professionals are needed, unlike 15-20 years ago, the market was open to almost everyone, you hair dresser, your neighbor, your super market checker, when even anybody or just anyone thought he or she thought could play a real estate agent. Now, experienced and real estate professionals are in demand. [...]

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Serious criminal subprime borrowers were not moved on behalf of any loss mitigation that result to foreclosure. Delinquent loans that do not obtain loss mitigation may be experiencing obstruction in the system. Foreclosures which could be interpreted into augmented levels of unoccupied homes will further put a fracture on property values and boost afflictions on [...]

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It’s interesting how the apartments that were built in 60s to 70s, are classified as vintage apartment properties. they continue to draw the interest of investors around the state. But experts warn that the success in this niche in truth depends on finding a good deal–the right price in the right price. A large part [...]

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Marriage is not always a pleasant experience, and it’s probably not for everyone. When a couple realizes that they are not really meant for each other, things might go sour. And divorce might be the next step. For most couples undergoing divorce the home is among the most valued assets that would have to be [...]

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People who wants to take on the lucrative real estate sales career has help coming up.  The University of Cincinnati Clermont College announced the four required state of the art courses  recently developed in consultation with local real estate professionals and experts in the business community.  This is an great example of the academe and [...]

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Some assets that are bank-owned are not publicly marketed. Other banks may have other unambiguous directions on how to advertise and not to advertise the standing of properties to consumers. If a property is too early to be labeled, it could catch the attention of low offers. On the other hand, a potential buyer would [...]

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