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Month: June 2014

  • The Technology Take Over in Real Estate

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    REOMAC’s Annual Education Summit and Expo returns this March 23rd through 25th at the JW Marriott in Palm Desert. REOMAC’s Annual Education Summit and Expo returns this March 23rd through 25th at the JW Marriott in Palm Desert. This conference is a great opportunity to update your skills, connect with other industry professionals, and gain…

  • REOMAC 2014

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    REOMAC’s Annual Education Summit and Expo returns this March 23rd through 25th at the JW Marriott in Palm Desert. REOMAC’s Annual Education Summit and Expo returns this March 23rd through 25th at the JW Marriott in Palm Desert. This conference is a great opportunity to update your skills, connect with other industry professionals, and gain…

  • Wells Fargo's New Lending Rules

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    Wells Fargo is hoping to resume business within the subprime mortgage market by loosening credit requirements. The market overall may shift towards subprime lending as a result of the largest mortgage lender in the U.S. lessening the standards by which they judge the credit scores of borrowers.

  • Wells Fargo’s New Lending Rules

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    Wells Fargo is hoping to resume business within the subprime mortgage market by loosening credit requirements. The market overall may shift towards subprime lending as a result of the largest mortgage lender in the U.S. lessening the standards by which they judge the credit scores of borrowers.

  • The Best and Worst Markets for Taxes

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    Homeowners experience the burden on housing markets directly, and as a result realtors must understand these markets and their impacts.  Currently homeowners experiencing the heaviest overall tax burden paid seven times more of a percentage of their income than those with the lowest overall tax burden. In order to determine the best and worst housing…

  • NWBC Annual Report

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    The National Women’s Business Council strives to place the foundation for policy changes that will economically progress women business owners. Women-owned businesses are the fastest growing sector within small businesses. The National Women’s Business Council released its annual report on issues in the economy that impact women business owners. As a non-partisan federal advisory council,…

  • Irresistible Tips for Selling a Home

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    The goal is to provide the buyer with the most value when compared to similar homes for sale so that they will want to purchase yours. Visit open houses and arrange to preview the other listings in your neighborhood so you know what you are competing against. Is your home upgraded or over-upgraded? How do…

  • The Roaring Twenty Winners!

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    NAWRB is proud to announce our 2014 annual award winners highlighting outstanding women in the housing economy. Announcing the 2014 Roaring Twenty Award Winners NAWRB is proud to announce our 2014 annual award winners highlighting outstanding women in the housing economy.   This year we feature eleven extraordinary women in the featured categories, and for the…

  • Why Investing in Real Estate is a Good Idea this Winter

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    Go forth and invest. Buy or work on residential and commercial properties during the winter months. It is a fresh, new year and the slow quarter can be very prosperous if you strike at the right opportunities. Winter real estate shopping can be an unwanted hassle for clients or buyers. A move in the middle…

  • NAWRB Platforms for Recognition in the Industry

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    Looking to make 2014 a strong year for business through gaining recognition for your business and involvement in the Housing Industry? Check out the different platforms NAWRB has to offer. Please review your opportunities with NAWRB listed below to find the right platform for you.