Selling a Home in a Slow Market

Posted on July 1st, 2006 in Real Estate | 1 Comment »

The posting below is a copy of an article published in Boca/Delray Life Magazine in July of 2006.

In last month’s article, “Has the Real Estate Bubble Burst ?”, we discussed the slow down in the real estate market and it’s effects, as well as what to expect in the future. For those looking to sell their home the question is, how do I get top dollar for my home in such a market?

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Has the Real Estate Bubble Burst?

Posted on June 1st, 2006 in Real Estate | No Comments »

The posting below is a copy of an article published in Boca/Delray Life Magazine in June of 2006.

In my first article last year the question was “Is There a Real Estate Bubble?” and the answer in short was that it really depended on local conditions as well as the economy and interest rates. My prediction was that locally the market would slow down over the course of a year or two. In fact the market has slowed considerably and sooner than most experts dreamed.

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Real Estate Purchase Contracts

Posted on February 1st, 2006 in Contracts, Real Estate | 1 Comment »

The posting below is a copy of an article published in Boca/Delray Life Magazine in February of 2006.

Before you get to the point of making or accepting a purchase offer/contract ask for and read a contract to get familiar with the various clauses and paragraphs. Buying or selling a home, the contract is vital to insuring a smooth transaction and in protecting your interests. Be sure you choose an agent to represent you that is a good negotiator, understands contracts with an eye to structuring the contract to reach your goals and minimize any risks. It’s true for the most part that agents use standardized contract forms but choosing the right forms, and adding in the necessary addendums and/or contingencies into a contract can make the difference between success and disaster. Every real estate transaction is somewhat unique as all parties have a different set of concerns and each home has its own set of issues, all of which must be addressed in the contract. Read the rest of this entry »

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