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Richard Zelano Achieves SRES Designation
Thursday, October 15th, 2009 at 8:51am. 116 Views, 0 Comments.
Smithfield, RI (Grassroots Newswire) October 13, 2009 --
Richard Zelano has achieved the SRES designation, SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) designess have gone over and above the basic training required in the industry. Richard has shown commitment and dedication to real estate, having taken additional training to better serve our 55 plus population.
Richard is a CPA and his understanding of finance as well as having a strong interest in everything real estate led him to be a Broker. He is a skilled negotiator and enjoys working with others. Richard has a diverse background which allows him to give better service to his clients. He considers real estate to be an interesting, challenging, and exciting career. Consulting with people to obtain their…Free Public Webinar Series Understanding Real Estate: Questions and Answers with Tami Bonnell
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 at 12:36pm. 103 Views, 0 Comments.
Join Tami Bonnell, President of the US Organization of EXIT Realty Corp. International, for an informative webinar addressing the most common questions and answers about today's real estate market. Thinking of buying, selling or investing in real estate? Get the straight facts from a veteran real estate expert.
Tuesday October 13th: 4pm or 7pm
Tuesday November 10th: 4pm or 7pm
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Free Credit Report Online - Or Fishing Bait?
Monday, September 14th, 2009 at 11:09am. 105 Views, 0 Comments.
by Brandon Cornett
It’s safe to say that almost everyone in America has seen or heard a commercial for free credit reports. Watch an hour of national television anytime during the day, and you’re virtually guaranteed to see a commercial about credit reports.
But did you know that most of the offers for the so-called free reports are actually lures to sell other products? It’s true, and that’s the subject of this eye-opening article — the latest installment of our dirty little secrets of the credit industry.
Free Credit Reports Online - The Real Source
Let me start with the most important premise of this article, and then we can build from there. By law, you are entitled to one free credit report per year, from all three of the reporting agencies (Experian,…
5 Things a Home Buyer Should Know About Credit Scores
Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 at 4:16pm. 49 Views, 0 Comments.
by Brandon Cornett
Go online and start researching the topic of credit scores, and you will quickly be overwhelmed with information and analysis. But in truth, there are only a few important concepts that you, as a first-time home buyer, should know about credit scores.
Here are five of the most important things to keep in mind when you start shopping for a mortgage loan — an even long before that.
1. Mortgage lenders will check your score.
When you apply for a home loan, you can be certain that the mortgage lender will review your credit score — among other financial factors. It’s not the only thing that will determine their decision, but it is one of the top factors of the mortgage-approval process.
If your score is low, you won’t even get your foot in the…
Real Estate Careers Still a Savvy Choice: The Balancing Act on Lifetime Television Reveals Why Real Estate Agents Still Matter
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009 at 2:15pm. 42 Views, 0 Comments.
EXIT Realty US President to Appear on The Balancing Act August 13th, 2009
(Pompano Beach, FL)—Even though the economy has been in a slump, savvy investors are still pursuing the “American Dream” of homeownership, and that still makes the role of the real estate agent a very relevant one. To better understand the opportunities in this field and how real estate agents play an invaluable role in the process, The Balancing Act welcomes Tami Bonnell, President of the U.S. Organization of EXIT Realty Corp. International. The segment airs Thursday, August 13th, 2009.
“We hear all the news reports about the housing slump,” says Bonnell. “But there are still millions of people who are buying homes this year.”
According to research by Marissa Miley, a reporter at…
Where to Begin When Buying a Home
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009 at 1:51pm. 40 Views, 0 Comments.
by Brandon Cornett
Beginning a home search can be a somewhat disconcerting task. Perhaps the biggest question many first time homebuyers have is where to begin the process. Some people begin by looking at real estate magazines or websites, while others call real estate agents right off the bat. The process varies.
So, what is the best way to begin your quest for a new home? In truth, any way you begin the process is a good way, because the most important thing is to get started. After all, you will learn a lot as you go. But there are some things to keep in mind:
Do the Proper Research
Buying real estate can be an overwhelming experience for the first-time buyer. But you can make the process much easier simply by understanding it. Start with the lingo. By…
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