Can the politicians cross bipartisan lines and find a way to extend the first time home buyer’s tax credit? We’ll find out in 27 days when the current $8,000 tax break expires.
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First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Increases Sales Numbers
Despite conflicting reports, home sale contracts have risen consistently during the last 8 months. What will happen when the first time home buyer’s tax credit expires?
Foreclosure Crisis: How Does Your State Rank?
How is your state faring in the foreclosure crisis? Use this interactive map to see 2nd quarter 2009 foreclosure rates and unemployment rates throughout the US.
Expect Housing Prices to Drop More
Some housing market forecasts predict that home prices will continue to drop into 2010, possibly even into 2011. Some markets will fare better than others but we’re not out of the woods yet.
With Vacancy Rates Rising, Renters Hold Great Power
Vacancy rates keep rising nearly as quickly as the unemployment rates. Landlords need to get creative to win over each possible renter and some have resorted to free painting, scrubbing floors, installing window treatments, and even giving one month free rent.
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REI Brain Craziest Tenant Story Contest
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Freedomsoft Reviews – Inside Peak At Freedomsoft Software by Preston Ely (and bonus)
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20 Steps To Optimize Your Google PPC Marketing Campaigns – Real Estate Investors and Agents
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5 Craigslist Marketing Strategies To Generate More Cash Buyer Leads Than You Know What To Do With
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Want Fast SEO Results As A Real Estate Investor? Rush It, Ruin It
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Referral Spam From Russia Showing Up In Google Analytics (Don’t Worry, Here’s Why)
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