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May 30, 2009
Welcome to the Property Buzz, a real estate site dealing with issues such as general buying property, Investment in property, Landlord questions, Mortgages, Repossion and Selling your property issues.
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Avoiding Heartache
April 10, 2009

One of the main mistakes that people make when buying their first home is being unaware of how much they can truly afford on a property. Although a lot of time is spent looking at different houses for sale, not enough time is spent researching financing options. Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is one of the first things that a potential buyer should do, so that they know exactly how much they can afford from the start. This also eliminates a lot of disappointment, as the buyer avoids visiting properties that are out of their range. [Read more]
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Alternative To Foreclosure
March 8, 2009

If you have been struggling to pay your mortgage each month and are facing the possibility of foreclosure; there are other potential alternatives on the market. Many homeowners today are opting to go for loan modification to avoid foreclosure. [Read more]
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Bank Owned Property
February 2, 2009
Have you been considering buying a foreclosed property as an investment? Buying real estate from a bank can be a good investment, as they are often sold for a fraction of the original asking price. Banks are often trying to recoup their losses with a foreclosed property, and are thus able to sell it for an affordable price. [Read more]
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The Agent’s Commission
January 29, 2009
There is typically a commission that is payable to real estate agents who are working for you to sell your home. The amount varies between different areas, and is often negotiable beforehand. When you first go into see a real estate agent and agree to put out a listing with them; you will typically agree on the amount of commission that they will receive. [Read more]
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What Is An Open Listing?
January 29, 2009
You may have heard the term open listing used by people selling their homes. Open listings are used by people who wish to sell their homes, and do not want to exclusively work with one single real estate agent. With an open listing, the property seller can advertise their property with any agent that they want to, as well as how many they want to. [Read more]
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Making Your House Anonymous
January 29, 2009
If you are considering selling your home, you will need to make your house as anonymous as possible. This is not to say that you should clear out all your furniture and belongings; but instead to give the house a nice but open look. When potential buyers come to view your home, they will want to imagine it as their future home. This can often be made difficult if the property is cluttered with somebody else’s memorabilia and photographs. [Read more]
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Buying A Condo?
January 29, 2009
Buying a condominium can be a great alternative to buying a house, but you should be aware of what living in a community involves. There are a number of things that you may wish to research before settling on a particular place, and there are a variety of ways to do this. One of the first things that you can do is to look at the recent board meeting minutes to find out whether the community has any particular problems or issues. Although you may wonder what this has to do with you; you will typically be a part of the association once you have bought a condo, and thus any problems will affect you too. [Read more]
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The Value Of Your Home
January 27, 2009
The value of your home is everything, and regardless of the ongoing recession and having no plans to sell in the immediate future; you should try to stay on top of property maintenance and well-being. You never know when you may get a new job offer, decide to relocate or find a new home; so keeping on top of your current property is always important.
Increasing the value of your house is important regardless of whether you are planning on moving or not. There are a lot of ways that you can increase the property value without having to spend a fortune on it. Neighbourhood conformity is important, so you should not attempt to build something that will stick out like a sore thumb. This typically decreases the value of your property immediately. [Read more]
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Banks And Foreclosure
January 25, 2009
Many people, who are struggling to keep on top of their monthly mortgage payments, believe that foreclosure is inevitable. There are however several options these days for home owners struggling to keep on top of their debts. Although there is a common belief that banks want to foreclose on properties, this is simply not true. Banks and lenders want to avoid foreclosure as much as property owners, as they stand to lose just as much. [Read more]
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