Looking for home mortgage loans can be a daunting task, but it need not be. Whether you are looking for financing, refinancing or equity loans all you need to do is follow the resources found on this site PRE-Application work Book. Visit some of the lenders and mortgage brokers that we have listed here until you can find one that you feel comfortable with.
Friday, January 28, 2011
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Wondering how the loan process works. Not sure where to start? Before you get started with any lender or mortgage broker you may want to Down Load our PRE-Application work Book and read about the home loan process in general. Here you’ll find our process – a PRE-Application work Book for what it’s like to apply for a mortgage and the information the mortgage company will ask you for.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
I want to list my house with a Realtor BUT I'll have to pay 6% or 7%" You don't think it's fair, well, neither do we. NO WAY - NOT HERE!
Is it worth paying 6% or more when most buyers go online now and find the range of homes they want to see? I can see that 10 years ago when the listing agent had to do more work but not now. I have seen stats where the "MLS" is responsible for over 90% of sales. If your home is priced right and on the "MLS", it will sell regardless who lists it or what they charge.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
REALTOR Expand Local Home Seller Reach To Internet Buyers With JustSOLDKnoxville.com Listing Marketing Syndication Program
Under the JustSOLDKnoxville.com program, with a single click of the mouse and at no added cost to the seller expand home seller property listing exposure to cover millions of additional buyers, on syndication partner network of nearly 50 websites and search engines increasingly popular with consumers for researching real estate in the United States.
Syndication Partner Network Include: AOL Real Estate Birdview.com Boston.com* CLRSearch.com Condo.com Cyberhomes Delta Media Group duPontREGISTRY.com* eRealInvestor Enormo.com FrontDoor.com Google Base HGTV, FrontDoor HomePages.com Google Base Homes and Land.com HomesByLender.com HomeGain.com HomePages.com - (listing content linked in most areas) HomeFinder.com HomeOnTheTube.com HomeScout.com HomeSeekers Hometourconnect.com HotPads HouseLocator.com Integrated Asset Services JustRealEstateListings.com LakehomesUSA.com LandWatch Lone Wolf Locanto.com MyREALTY.com MSN Real Estate NYTimes.com* National Relocation NetAspects NYTimes.com/GreatHomes* OLX.com Oodle.com Overstock.com Propertyindex.com PropertyShark Prudential Properties VOW QuantumDigital QuickSale.com Realtor.com RealtyStore.com ResortScape Relocation.com SecondSpace The Real Estate Book TweetLister Top Producer Trulia.com UniqueGlobalEstates.com Vast.com VisualTour.com The Wall Street Journal/RealEstate Yahoo Real Estate Vast.com ViewHomes.com Zillow.com
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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2011: The Year a House Again Becomes a Home
For almost a decade now, every time we talked about real estate we immediately discussed money. We didn’t talk about the value of a home but instead about the price of the house. We didn’t worry about a roof over our heads but instead the ceiling on our interest rate. We didn’t care as much about where we raised our family as we cared about how much we increased our family’s net worth.
That will change in 2011.
The JustListedKnoxville.com real estate group believes very strongly that real estate will return to what it has been for the 200+ year history of this country: a place for us and our families to live comfortably. It will also prove to be a great long term investment as it always has been.
Our parents and our grandparents didn’t buy their homes as a short term financial investment. They bought it so they had a place of their own to come home to at the end of the day; a place to raise their family; a place they could feel safe.
Sure they dreamed of a ‘mortgage-burning’ party. They realized it was a form of forced savings. They were taught that, if they paid their mortgage every month, they would wind up with a little retirement account decades later.
And, they realized that wouldn’t happen if they rented.
However, in the last decade, we somehow forgot that the financial aspect was the serendipity not the major reason to buy. We believe that 2011 will be the year that people return to the historic reasons families purchased a home. This is the year when we again remember that homeownership is a major part of the American Dream.
What about the challenges to a housing recovery? Let’s look at them.
The Economy
Most reports are showing that the economy is doing better than expected. This shopping season provided additional proof of this point. As the economy recovers, so will consumer confidence. This will be great news for housing.
Unemployment
There is much talk about a ‘jobless recovery’. We agree that unemployment will continue to be a challenge. However, when you talk about housing, it is not the unemployment rate that is all telling. Instead, it is the change in the rate. As unemployment skyrocketed, people started to worry about their own job. Any change creates concern. Unabated concern turns to fear. Fear causes paralysis. The spike in unemployment has plateaued. People no longer have the feeling that ‘they are next’. The fear will diminish and people will start moving on with their lives. This too will be great news for housing.
Interest Rates
It seems the bottomless pit in which rates have been falling does have a floor after all. And it seems we have found it. Those purchasers who had been waiting for the best interest rate may have already missed it.
Prices
Economists are projecting that prices will not see any appreciation in 2011. Sellers who had been waiting for 2006 to return will come to the realization that waiting any longer makes little sense. They will instead decide to get on with their lives and sell this year.
Prices probably will soften further. However, the possible savings to potential buyers will be minimized by a rise in interest rates.
Bottom Line
This is the year that normalcy returns to real estate. People will buy and sell based on the desire for a better life for themselves and their families. They will realize that is the true value of homeownership and they will be willing to pay for that value. by The KCM Crew on December 29, 2010 ·
Monday, December 27, 2010
We developed a very simple website. It’s not a real estate library. It’s not an “I love me” website. It’s not a cyber business card or brochure. It’s a simple real estate home search.
We developed a very simple website. It’s not a real estate library. It’s not an “I love me” website. It’s not a cyber business card or brochure. It’s a simple real estate home search.
About US .... JustListedKnoxville.com is an alliance of independent licensed real estate agents and locally owned, independently operated real estate firms and agents with in those firms spanning a nine-county marketing area. Alliance Members bring 76 years of continuous real estate service to the community. The alliance shares the area's finest interactive systems and marketing programs offering state of the art professional consumer centered real estate services... access from anywhere at any time.
JustListedKnoxville.com is the top-rated website for property information about East Tennessee Real Estate. Because JustListedKnoxville.comis brought to by your Professional REALTOR® and it's information is provided by the Knoxville Area Association of REALTOR® (KAAR) and the Great Smoky Mountains Association of REALTOR® (GSMAR) , our users and members have access to the most complete and most current property information available anywhere.
Every REALTOR® listing and every real estate companies listing like Realty Investors Real Estate hat is entered into the MLS is also available here for the general public. If you are interested in real estate property in East Tennessee, you owe it to yourself to use the great tools that are available on JustListedKnoxville.com to help you in your real estate search.
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