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What Mortgage Lenders Require Of Borrowers In A Declining Market

By | October 8th, 2008|

Qualifying for mortgage loans has changed completely over the last year. In a declining market, what do mortgage lenders require? Listen to what one southern California expert says about appraisals, mortgage loans and today's real estate market in this Expert Real Estate Tips segment.

Marketing Your House For Sale

By | October 7th, 2008|

California real estate agent Charlotte Laws describes best practices and marketing tools for advertising a house for sale. Learn more about the methods agents use to market homes by viewing this Expert Real Estate Tips segment. Using the right marketing tools and approach will sell your home faster.

Real Estate Market Conditions In 2008

By | October 7th, 2008|

What's the real estate market like at the moment? Agents from Southern California describe the real estate market. Because the 2008 real estate market is flooded with inventory, it's a buyer's market. Current real estate market conditions make financing a challenge. View this segment to learn more about the real estate market conditions from Expert Real Estate Tips.

Real Estate Research Can Save You Money

By | October 7th, 2008|

How can you protect yourself from costly mistakes when buying and selling a home? How can you save money when you're looking at real estate? Educate yourself on the process, do research on your property and find a good agent to represent you. Real estate research in all areas of the real estate process can save you money.

Do Fixer Upper Houses Sell?

By | October 7th, 2008|

Many people look for fixer upper houses to improve and make their own. Are you considering buying and selling a fixer upper home? View this Expert Real Estate Tips segment to learn more about how to market your fixer upper house for sale.

Flipping Property As A Good Investment

By | October 7th, 2008|

What is a good investment? Ordinary folks become wealthy people through investing in real estate and flipping property. Whether you're using property for rental income or flipping property you have bought and renovated, real estate can help you build wealth. How can you build wealth by flipping property?

Online Property Value Sites & Accuracy

By | October 7th, 2008|

Real estate information Web sites such as Zillow and Cyberhomes can be good tools for home buyers. However, the online property value listed may be inaccurate. View this Expert Real Estate Tips segment on how to navigate these sites and to learn tips to get a full picture of a property's value.

Partnership Agreement Prevents Home Sale Woes

By | October 4th, 2008|

How do you split up the investment in a condo after it's sold? Two friends contributed to the condo's down payment but only one of their names is on the mortgage. How much of the proceeds are each of them entitled to after the sale? Can the friend who's not responsible for the mortgage claim a significant amount of the sale proceeds? A real estate attorney can help determine who gets what and to set up a partnership agreement the next time someone buys property with a friend.

Quit Claim Deed Can Split Community Property

By | October 4th, 2008|

How can you remove a co-owner from a mortgage loan? If you live in a community property state the situation may be treated differently. One option is to have the co-owner sign a quit claim deed. Another solution is to try to amicably separate first and if that does not work to contact a real estate attorney.

Quit Claim Deed And Medicaid Lookback Rule

By | October 3rd, 2008|

If an elderly relative owns a home and quit claims it to you before going into a nursing home the home may be at risk for the Medicaid lookback rule. The Medicaid lookback rule may allow the government to try to recover medical costs by selling an asset such as a home. How does Medicaid treat quit claim deeds? Discover what documentation to gather to protect the home.

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