Monthly Archives: March 2012

Tips for a Successful Open House in Connecticut

Posted by JD Esajian // March 9, 2012

Trying to sell your home or flip an investment property and haven’t had any luck with an open house in Connecticut yet?


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How Long Before the Foreclosure Process Catches Up with You?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 8, 2012

Sensational headlines desperate to boost dwindling readership levels so that they don’t go broke have been luring already victimized homeowners into a dangerous sense of false security.


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Is This the Best Time for Real Estate Investing?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 7, 2012

Debates rage every week about whether it is a good time to buy a home or not but perhaps this was best settled last week by billionaire Warren Buffett who said the outlook was bright and he would buy a “couple hundred thousand single-family homes”.


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Home Loan Modifications: Smart or Senseless?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 6, 2012

Are home loan modifications really a smart move or could they just sink you deeper underwater?


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Real Estate Flipping Tips

Posted by JD Esajian // March 5, 2012

Looking for real estate flipping tips so that you can benefit from the amazing opportunities in today’s market too?


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5 Tips for Buying a Home Today

Posted by JD Esajian // March 2, 2012

There have been few times in history if ever that it has been so attractive for buying a home. However, the recent roller coaster rise the mortgage and housing market has been through certainly presents some challenges for buyers, so check out the following 5 tips for ensuring a successful home buying experience…


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Do You Need a Real Estate Agent to Buy or Sell a Home?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 1, 2012

Do you really need a real estate agent to buy or sell a home? Is it too risky not to use one or too expensive to use one?
Real estate agents used to be used in virtually all transactions, then for sale buy owner services started cropping up, promising to save homeowners money but which often ended up being more expensive, then the boom and bust came along, followed by incredible advances in technology. Now even some real estate agents are calling themselves dinosaurs and are realizing their days are numbered.


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