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Of the nearly 2.16 million burglaries in 2010, 73.9 percent were of residential properties, according to the 2011 “Crime in the United States” report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The average loss was $2,119; losses nationwide totaled $4.6 billion. Help home owners avoid the grief and loss of burglary by emailing free info from the REALTOR® Content Resource on 10 things burglars don’t want you to know. That’s just one of five free articles from the August “Protect Your Home While You’re Away” theme that you can email (or […]

“It’s hard to argue against buying a house now, assuming you can get a loan,” writes John Waggoner, a columnist with USA Today. Sure, Waggoner says that getting a credit check for approval of a mortgage can be a “only slightly less intrusive than a CIA background check,” but for those who are able to qualify, a lot of analysts say that now can be a good time to purchase a home. 1. The price is right. The median single-family home price hit its lowest in more than a decade […]

I am a “Gay Friendly” Realtor with over thirteen years of real estate experience. I started my career in northern California, then worked in Indiana for many years, then on to Savannah. I feel that my experience through areas makes me very versatile and gives me an edge. I work the Savannah area including the islands, historic downtown and the surrounding communities including Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties. My slogan is “I aim to please” and I will do whatever I need to do to get the job done for […]

RealtyTrac reports that new foreclosure proceedings increased 6 percent last month compared to one year earlier; however, total volume was down 10 percent. Separately, second-quarter data from the Mortgage Bankers Association reflects the first gain in mortgage delinquencies in a year.   The author of this article is: realtormag.realtor.org  See the original post at: http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2012/08/10/foreclosure-starts-rise-again At GayRealEstate.com, we keep you updated with all the gay realtor, lesbian realtor, gay realty, gay real estate and general real estate news affecting the LGBT community coast to coast, and in your neighborhood.          Click here […]

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped plans to seek a civil enforcement action against Goldman Sachs over a $1.3 billion subprime mortgage deal. The regulators have spent the last six months looking into claims that Goldman deceived investors about the quality of the securities it sold in 2006.  The firm received SEC confirmation on Aug. 6 that it had been cleared of wrongdoing.   The author of this article is: realtormag.realtor.org  See the original post at: http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2012/08/10/goldman-sachs-cleared-in-mortgage-probe At GayRealEstate.com, we keep you updated with all the gay realtor, lesbian realtor, […]

Being a real “Florida Native” with over 40 years Real Estate experience, I welcome the opportunity to serve your Real Estate needs in Paradise!! I service the Gulf Coast of Florida from Palmetto to North Port…the Suncoast of Florida. I have lived and worked here for the past 16 years. Previously sold Real Estate in the Denver Metro Area and Arcadia, FL. I am active in the GLBT community of which is wonderful in Sarasota/Bradenton. This is a very accepting area in which to live. We have come a long […]

About a third of all Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans refinanced in June went through the recently revamped Home Affordable Refinancing Program (HARP). That’s up from a 20 percent share in April. Additionally, the number of HARP refinancing deals with high loan-to-value (LTV) ratios went up substantially. According to Mortgage News Daily, changes to the previous HARP program, such as removing the 125 percent LTV ceiling and eliminating fees, seem to be driving increased participation. Freddie and Fannie refinanced 382,539 loans in June, 125,866 of which were though HARP. […]

Associate Broker, Florida and Michigan Licensed originally in the state of Michigan in 1988, Kay has over 20 years of residential real estate consulting, negotiating, and marketing experience. Her entire career has been devoted to Superior Customer Service, Professional Standards, and continuous advanced education. Our team is committed to making your move the best it can possibly be. Click here to search for a gay or lesbian real estate agent anywhere in the country. Professional/Personal Distinctions: CRS, SFR   Specialties: Distressed Property, First-Time Home Buyer, Vacation Homes, Condos, Single Family […]

I began in local real estate in 1995. I received my license in 1997 and sold 20 homes in my first year (a ‘down’ market at that time). Obviously, real estate is a VERY GOOD match for me. I’ve never been a “sales person” in the true sense of the word. I feel that homes sell themselves. However, what I provide is Service, Knowledge & 100% Customer Satisfaction. And I answer my phone….this is a big deal in real estate, as many of you are aware. Full Service with a […]

A national homebuilder is wooing Generation Y renters with back-to-basics homes that offer all of the advantages of home ownership on a comfortable budget. Chicago, San Antonio, and St. Louis are the test markets that Centex Homes is using to convert younger tenants to owners. Fred Ehle, vice president of marketing for PulteGroup, Centex’s parent company, told writer Mary Umberger that the huge demographic was poised for the transition. “We’re marketing these homes, not with an advertised sales price of $130,000, but with the monthly cost of that home,” Ehle said. […]