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Comment on Unique real estate transaction…need advice. Home buying/selling.? by KURT

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Comment on Realtor advice – What would you do? by Landlord

Landlord — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 03:56:31 +0000

It is not your realtors fault,, the market is declining.

That short sale will bring the value of your home down.

I am not sure why you completely declined the first offer, but your agent had no authority to do so, only you can decline it.

Have her/him promote the fact that your house is not a short sale or a foreclosure. That is a selling point these days as the short sales are hard to close and take months, and the foreclosures tend to be run down, the owners did not care enough to make payments or maintain the property.

Comment on Buying a home. What should I advice my friends? by nationofswine

nationofswine — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 01:58:03 +0000

How much is a Lakh, in dollars? If your friend only put down a deposit, then if he can’t make the payments, he’ll only lose that much. It’s a gamble, but one that many people have to take, due to the housing market (it’s a buyer’s market, yes, due mostly to low interest rates, which WILL go up).

Your friend is probably right that in a few years, he won’t be able to afford this flat. It’s always frightening to invest in something so big, especially when you’re young and just starting out.

However, real estate is still one of the best investments you can make. And you said he already has a good job, so his chances are good. Even if he has to sell the flat, because he can’t make payments, he will PROBABLY still make a profit.

Give him your blessing!

Comment on What are the steps I need to take to start selling home baked goods straight from my kitchen? by susanekay2000

susanekay2000 — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:07:53 +0000

Thank you so much for asking this question! I just came here looking for the exact same answer – I’m trying to start a cupcake business from my home, as well. Good luck!

Comment on What are the steps I need to take to start selling home baked goods straight from my kitchen? by rtfm

rtfm — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:07:53 +0000

You probably won’t be able to do this, at least not legally. Check with your state or local Board of Health to be sure, but most localities have very firm laws in place that prohibit commercial food items from being prepared in a home kitchen.

Also, keep in mind you’ll need to keep accurate financial records and submit tax documents for any income you make.

Comment on What are the steps I need to take to start selling home baked goods straight from my kitchen? by tkahrs12122

tkahrs12122 — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:07:53 +0000

First find out from you local government office if you are zoned for commercial use. Second check with Board of Health. Third is your insurance company, then register with appropriate taxing authority for a business tax id. A friend sells cakes made at home. No customers come to her house, she has photo book with prices at catering establishments and restaurants. She did get approval from her town officials.

Comment on New Texas Realtor Needs Advice from a Seasoned Realtor? by real estate guy

real estate guy — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 23:08:55 +0000

you are getting what you pay for from the broker, which is nothing.

You fell for the 100% commission vs 50-60% from a broker that would help you learn the business.

However, keep this in mind, nothing of nothing is nothing. If you don’t know what you are doing and can’t make a sale, then 100% commission of nothing is $0.

I would recommend that you reconsider and go with a broker/office that offers hands on training.

In the Washington DC/Maryland/VA area, there is Long and Foster. They require that all new agents take their 2 week (80 hour) fast track program. They then assign an agent to work with you and allow you to shadow them on appointments.

If you really want to make the big bucks, you need to learn the business. Don’t focus on the money today, but on education. I promise that you will make more money and faster by going this route.

Comment on Unique real estate transaction…need advice. Home buying/selling.? by bostonianinmo

bostonianinmo — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 19:17:20 +0000

Just get a bridge loan. Nothing unique about your situation, it happens all the time.

Comment on Unique real estate transaction…need advice. Home buying/selling.? by angela

angela — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 19:17:20 +0000

There is a book called "How to Sell Your House in 5 Days." If you use his system you should be able to sell your old house quickly so your friend won’t have to wait very long for the $100K. Your best bet is probably to write up two loans. One for $100K that you will pay off quickly (maybe write it as a 90 day note or something like that) and the other for $75K that will be spread over 30 years or however long your friend is carrying the loan. That way your friend has it in writing that you owe both.

Comment on Can anyone suggest a unique email name for selling home security systems? by Frank

Frank — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 21:38:07 +0000

safehomepros.com is an available domain or safehomepros@(whatever) for an email address.