Do you think the game of golf should have a new rule relating to realtors?

Posted on December 12th, 2010 by admin

With all the people in this country not paying their mortgages, and all the foreclosures as a result, I think Golf should enact a new rule in regards to realtors playing the sport. When a realtor hits a shot that warrants shouting "FORE", his golf partner (or caddy) must shout back "CLOSURE". Anyone else agree?

Don’t quit your day job

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How much do realtors get paid when they RENT apartments for owners?

Posted on December 10th, 2010 by admin

I’m using a realtor to help me find a apartment in Miami, the owner of the apartment will pay the fee to the 2 realtors (the 1 realtor who listed the rental and the 1 I’m using who found it). How much do realtors charge for this? The apartment is $1800/month

in our area it’s one month. So it’s 1,800 with each broker getting 900 and each agent getting around 450-600.

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Is it possible to get Kaiser HMO through REALTORS Core Health Insurance?

Posted on October 29th, 2010 by admin

I live in So. Calif and am planning to be a real estate agent. I understand through the National Association of Realtors (NAR), you can get health insurance through them as an agent. I have Kaiser HMO right now and I’d like to continue with them. Is it possible to get Kaiser HMO through REALTORS Core Health Insurance?

if you have kasier now, why would change anything? just keep it and don’t join the NAR health plan. you’re gonna pay for the health insurance either way, whether its out of your pocket or out of your paycheck.

i got a kaiser plan from www.usdirecthealthinsurance.com for $145/mn and i am very happy with it. i will keep it regardless of where i work.

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How do I get my monies refunded from a Yahoo! Realtors agent?

Posted on April 17th, 2010 by admin

I have tried to contactr the agent through the only number I was given, a fax. The agent is listed in Chicago and it would be a mailing address, I want my refund asap, and a little appalled that a. The agent has not notified me of my monies (the agent has had it for 4+ months) and b. I get no reply back from the agent when I send a fax. The most important thing is Yahoo! Realtors does not list a return contact number!

Are you sure you have done business with yahoo? Sounds as if you have been scammed.
RE Agent,
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CFO Alex Sink Speaking to FL Realtors During Great American Realtor Days

Posted on April 16th, 2010 by admin

CFO Sink joined Florida Realtors and Sadowski Workforce Coalition Members on Wednesday in the Capitol Courtyard to talk about the importance of growing Floridas economy and turning around the housing market. Realtors from around the state traveled to Tallahassee for Great American Realtor Days, and in her remarks to the group, CFO Sink stressed the need to support Floridas small businesses and reform the state economy to support stable, smart growth.

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I need a rental house or apartment with no criminal background check. Do realtors do background checks?

Posted on April 15th, 2010 by admin

I need a rental house or apartment with no criminal background check. Do realtors do background checks? Is there a way I can avoid being subject to such background checks? My target city is Austin, TX, and I have applied twice at apartment complexes and was turned down. Now I want a rental house but want to avoid being rejected. Should I turn to a realtor?

I don’t know if a realtor will, but the rentor may, which has probably been what is happening anyway.

I don’t know what you did or didn’t do, but if I was renting, I’d be much more comfortable with someone who was honest with me and took the time to explain what went down as opposed to someone who skirted my check, and left me to find out later. I mean, if you don’t get the place, chances are good that you’ll never see that person again, as a landlord or otherwise, so what’s the big deal in saying something, you know? It’s corny, but honesty is the best policy.

Also, keep in mind it’s normally only felonies they’ll check and question…I don’t think they care about most misdemeanors.

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How to become friends with Realtors?

Posted on April 13th, 2010 by admin

I heard that a Loan Officer should become more friends with Realtors in order to produce more potential client loans. How should I approach and become friends with Realtors?

My dad would take them for lunch on his $$$.

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.TEL for Realtors Interview – Alexis Palkowski

Posted on April 13th, 2010 by admin

Realtor Alexis Palkowski (propertiesByAlexis.tel) explains the benefits of the new .tel (dot tel) names for Realtors and business. www.telForRealtors.com. Give clients all your contact information using a single, easy to remember name. Make it easy for people reach to you, remember you and refer you.

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I just opened a virtual tour buisness for realtors in Arizona. What is the best way to get my name out there?

Posted on April 11th, 2010 by admin

I just opened a virtual tour buisness for realtors in Arizona. What is the best way to get my name out there?

Virtual advertising. You will earn lots of virtual money.

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New Laws For California Realtors and Real Estate Investors

Posted on April 10th, 2010 by admin

New Laws For California Realtors and Real Estate Investors

With the housing market taking center stage among the nation’s concerns, both Congress and California’s State Legislature have enacted significant new laws affecting REALTORS and Real Estate investors.

EMERGENCY ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT ($700 Billion Bail Out)
Hope For Homeworker
http://portal.hud.gov/portal/page?_pageid=73,7601299&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

This bill also extends the tax exemption for debt forgiveness on home loans under the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 from December 31, 2009 to December 31, 2012. _Source:_H.R. 1424[4].

DRE LICENSE NUMBER MUST BE ON FIRST-CONTACT MATERIALS: Effective July 1, 2009, California’s real estate agents must disclose their Department of Real Estate (DRE) license numbers on all solicitation materials intended to be the first point of contact with consumers.

DEBT RELIEF INCOME EXEMPT FROM STATE INCOME TAX: Starting September 25, 2008, the federal income tax exemption for debt forgiven on a home loan now applies to state income taxes to a limited extent. Federal law provides a tax exemption for debt forgiveness on a loan incurred for acquiring, constructing, or substantially improving a principal residence up to $2 million if the debt is discharged from 2007 through 2012. Under the new California law, the maximum qualifying debt is only $800,000, not $2 million, and the maximum exclusion is $250,000.

Moreover, the California law only applies to a debt discharged in 2007 or 2008. Senate Bill 1055.

DRE CAN DISCIPLINE LICENSEE FOR INFLATING BPOS: Beginning on January 1, 2009, the DRE can suspend or revoke a real estate license if the licensee generates an inaccurate opinion of value (Broker Price Opinion or BPO) for a short sale of residential real property to manipulate the lender to reject the short sale or to acquire a financial or business advantage, such as obtaining a listing agreement. This new rule aims to preclude a self-serving agent from inflating a BPO in hopes that the lender will reject the short sale, foreclose on the property, and give the BPO agent an REO listing. Senate Bill 1737.

DUTY TO DISCLOSE AGENT IS ARRANGING FINANCING: Starting January 1, 2009, a listing or selling agent who undertakes to arrange financing for the sale, lease or exchange of real property (or an agent arranging financing who undertakes to act as the listing or selling agent) must, within 24 hours, provide a written disclosure of that role and any related loan transactions to all parties to the sale, lease, or exchange. Senate Bill 1737.

TENANT VICTIMIZED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CAN TERMINATE TENANCY: Beginning on September 27, 2008, a tenant can terminate a tenancy upon giving a 30-day written notice to terminate, if the notice also informs the landlord that the tenant or a household member has been a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking as defined. The tenant must attach to the notice a copy of a temporary restraining order, emergency protective order, or police report issued within the last 60 days. The tenant is also entitled to a proration of the last month’s rent if, within those last 30 days, the tenant vacates and the landlord re-rents the premises to a new tenant. This law will sunset on January 1, 2012. Assembly Bill 2052.

LANDLORDS AND REO LENDERS MUST TAKE CHARGE OF ABANDONED ANIMALS: Effective January 1, 2009, any person or private entity with whom a live animal has been “involuntarily deposited” must take charge of it, if able to do so, and immediately notify animal control officials to retrieve the animal. An “involuntary deposit” includes the abandonment of a live animal on a property that has been vacated upon, or immediately preceding, the termination of a lease or foreclosure of the property. The animal control officers who respond can secure a lien to recover the rescue cost, but this law imposes no other liability upon a depositary who complies with these rules. Assembly Bill 2949.

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