While I think that agents should ask their clients questions, I don't believe that it is up to the agent to ask his or her clients for every possible combination of needs that they might require out of a property. At some point it becomes the responsibility of the buyer to let the agent know what they need.
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Buying a Home? Be Upfront with Your Agent
Posted on July 4, 2009 by Justin LeeIs it time to buy in the Tucson Real Estate Market
Posted on July 4, 2009 by Aniruddha BadolaWe get asked every week is it time to buy a home in the Tucson and surrounding areas of Oro Valley, Marana and Vail. We thought that we would give some insight into the current home sales statistics, the amount of homes for sale, and current real estate news that affects current home sales in the Tucson area...
Miromar Lakes - A Waterfront Paradise
Posted on July 2, 2009 by VK MelhadoMiromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club is a waterfront paradise, only 15 minutes from town, yet once you arrive- it's like being on an island. With 700 acres of freshwater lakes, there is water as far as the eye can see, and the three miles of white sandy beach gives the impression of Gulf front living. Most homes boast spectacular beachfront locations with expansive water views.
Buying from a Foreclosed Homes Atlanta List
Posted on July 1, 2009 by Daniel RichardsBuying foreclosed homes atlanta can be a great business decision, but there is always a downside for someone. The buyer is happy he/she made a great buy, and the seller has to move within the allotted time determined by the foreclosure agreement.
The Pros and Cons of Buying a Fixer Upper
Posted on June 29, 2009 by Mike TaylorBefore buying a 'diamond in the rough' consider the neighbourhood. If the neighbourhood is unlikely to appreciate to a level where you could get a good price for your home, then it may not be worthwhile to fix up a house there. The age old adage of "location, location, location" certainly applies here.
What Kind of House is Right for You?
Posted on June 29, 2009 by Lauren KlineNext, decide who this house is going to be for. Unless you really love moving, you'll probably want to take into account who you anticipate living with you in the next five or more years. You might want to consider if you're likely to have kids in the next few years or if you have an elderly parent or grandparent who you might want to come and live with you.
Six Considerations for Buying Properties in the South of France
Posted on June 25, 2009 by Rumble RomagnoliAre you on the lookout for properties in the south of France? For many people living outside of France, owning properties in the south of France is growing more and more in appeal. There are many reasons why foreigners feel enjoined to invest in French real estate, particularly Saint Tropez real estate. Key amongst these reasons is that it enables them to create an income by renting out the property to holidaymakers and to have a second home to come to during holidays. Some also look into ...
Purchase Contingencies: A Beginner's Guide
Posted on June 26, 2009 by Tony KawaguchiA suspensive condition puts the sale on hold until some event occurs. An example of a suspensive condition could be based on the buyer selling their own home to free up the funds needed to make their purchase. A resolutive condition is one that terminates the contract in the case of a certain outcome.
Your Home as a Lifestyle Investment
Posted on June 26, 2009 by Lauren KlineSure, the home may be worth a lot and is slated to increase in value, but that may not make up for the fact that you have little money to spend on everyday comforts due to the high cost of the mortgage or your hobbies are hampered by your home’s failure to accommodate them.
Calgary: City of Adventure
Posted on June 26, 2009 by Justin HavreThe Canada Olympic Park and the Olympic Oval speed skating facility are two fabulous Olympic venues that remain in use in Calgary. The Canada Olympic Park is used in the winter for training athletes in winter sports and is also open to the public for skiing and snowboarding during the winter months and cycling during the summer. The Olympic Oval is open to the public for skating as well as being a training facility for speed skaters.
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Choosing a School Before You Move.
Posted on May 30, 2007 by Preston GuytonSo you're relocating and need to find a school in your new area for your children. The hard part is that you want to make sure it's the right school, and you might not yet know the local neighborhoods yet.
Determine The Listing Price
Posted on April 13, 2007 by Jordon CossairtWhen it comes to buying a home, most potential buyers will use the listing price to as the number one factor to determine the homes that they look at. Even though you and a realtor may determine the asking price, the buyer will determine the selling price.
Buying A Home: New vs Resale
Posted on May 16, 2007 by CJ de HeerWhen buying a home the largest decision that you will have to make is the choice of whether to buy a new home or a resale home. There are specific concerns that relate to both options so a smart buyer should take the time to consider the pros and cons of each.
Reasons Why Buying Property in Croatia is a Sound Investment
Posted on August 30, 2008 by Shane BarrettCroatia is a beautiful country and tourists from across the world are enjoying the sun in the summertime and the ski resorts in the wintertime. Now that Croatia is an independent country, opportunities in the property market abound for investors.
Buying a Condo With Your Dog
Posted on August 8, 2009 by Tina FountainThis will not only minimize conflict with your neighbors and the condo board; it will also minimize the likelihood that your condo will vote to ban or restrict dogs in the future. Important for dog owners who are looking to buy a condo.
2009 Is Promising for the First Time Buyer!
Posted on December 11, 2008 by Tranett Walker; RealtorIf you've been thinking about or preparing to buy a home in 2009 - MOVE FORWARD!
How to Choose Your Charleston, South Carolina Condo
Posted on May 28, 2009 by KeadleMany home buyers look for condos because of their low maintenance. If you're looking for a second home, condos are a great way to ensure that you'll be able to enjoy your stay, without the headache of constant upkeep. When it comes to choosing a condo in Charleston, there are 3 points that you should consider for resale value down the road.
Fresh Homes, Classic Neighborhood Values: 4S Ranch in San Diego
Posted on January 9, 2009 by Josh SloanLocated in the northeast portion of San Diego County, 4S Ranch is a new upscale planned community that offers home buyers a truly special place to live. Construction began on the development in 2001, with the community spanning almost 3,000 acres. There are over 1,600 acres of beautiful land that have been designated as protected open space, for all residents to enjoy. Developers plan to build over two dozen neighborhoods, each with their own architectural style and price range.
Buy an Apartment and Improve Your Financial Future!
Posted on January 31, 2009 by Marci McFarlandFor people on the go, a low-maintenance home is ideal. Apartments don't usually require that you do much more than keep the balcony clean, if that. The time that it takes to mow the lawn, prune the hedges or wash the exterior of the building is time that someone else will be taking, not you.
Go Green: Revise Your Lifestyle and Protect the Environment
Posted on January 17, 2009 by Karen BGoing green is what everyone is talking about these days. One of the most important ways to go green is in your home. Learn about improving the eco-friendliness of where you live. You can buy a "green" home or you can take steps to upgrade the "greeness" of your current home.
