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india real estate agent, Sumit Jain

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Sumit Jain
India
company: Sarthak Estates
web: http://www.sarthakestates.com
corporate/residential leasing/sellingAssistance in locating new sites for your branches in Delhi and Ncr.
e-mail: sarthakestates@gmail.com
call +91 9958959555 today!

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retail space….. is their a special site to look that up?????

Monday, March 1st, 2010

we want to find retail space for our business we are starting without the help of a realestate agent to save money. is their any special websites i could look up on the internet that will help me find what i need???and if yes what are they???? HELP PLEASE SOMEONE!!!

Don’t hesitate to call brokers. They are paid by landlords to find tenants, so they won’t charge you anything. Landlords, on the other hand, won’t charge you any less just because you found them without using a broker.

Why do I keep dream of this man?

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Okay. My husband is away on a job for months. We are dealing with a realestate agent that is helping us purchase a home.Since my husband is away, I’m the only one that is contact with this guy.
For some reason for 3 nights I have found myself having sexual dreams about this man. He is not someone that I would be attractive to.

My dreams are usually warnings or signs.

Why do I keep dreaming of this man.

Is this a sin, for me to lust over this man in my dreams. I can’t control my dreams.

You’ve been without sex for too long if you are having wet dreams about unattractive real estate salesmen. You might try phone sex or sexting with your husband. Masturbation will also help relieve the sexual tension.

Real Estate Agent Portal CRM

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

This is a real estate version of SugarCRM I created for my firm and agents. I got so many calls and request for a demo that I decided to put a little video of a quick run through of the system online for others to view. For more information, contact Barrett Powell at barrettsr@embarqmail.com.

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If a foreclosed home is listed 53,000.Is that how much it is to buy?

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

first time homebuyer looking to buy this home which is listed by Real estate agent as in foreclosure How do I go about finding out about buying a forclosed home without involving a realestate agent just yet Are there lots of hidden cost or is the 53,000 the real asking price? Help I live in Dutchess Co new York

You can’t buy a foreclosure without an agent, the bank will not deal with you directly.

A home listed at 53 will sell for 60-70 if it is desirable.

There are about 7k in additional costs, mostly documentation.

Ask A New York Real Estate Agent Episode #5

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

Robin Greenbaum talks about 15 Central Park West, Manhattanretv.com and the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007

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A crack in the foundation and water in the basement?

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Hi,

We are looking to buy a new house. My husband is "in love" with this one place and he doesn’t want to let go.
But I wanted to ask important questions that bother me:
1. Regarding the basement: The house is 3 years old and I see small and kind of insignificant looking cracks in the floor of the basement. THe realestate agent says that this is the foundation "settling in" and every basement has them. And my husband agrees wth him, but I was thinking: This house is only 3 years old so what if these small cosmetic cracks become more significant in 20 years?
2. How would I know that there was ever a water problem in the basement? Is there a way to check? Is there a way to know that for sure this basement was always dry, and will stay that way?
3. My husband found a crack in the foundation outside. He says a crack in the foundation can be fixed Is this true? Is this a significant fix ?

Thank you

I build custom homes for a living. People that tell you the concrete should not have cracks do not have a clue what they are talking about. I can tell you in life of 3 things that will happen. You will live you will die and concrete will crack.

The person that invents something to stop concrete from cracking would never have to work again. Not saying all concrete cracks all the time. Sometimes you get lucky. Cracks are not a problem. When the concrete lifts is when you have to be concerned. Take a credit card and slid it over the crack if the lift on one side of the crack is higher then you have up heaving. This could be a future problem if it continues to lift.

1) Small spider cracks are common and happen to all concrete in the curing stages. It is expected.
2) You can not tell if water has ever been present in a basement due to the moister level of any below grade structure.
3) Any crack can be sealed and fixed. It may not happen on the 1st try but keep at it. I recommend you use sikaflex caulking (Home Depot carries this product)

If the house is only 3 years old then you have a drainage system installed around the footers. This is to take any water at the footer level to a sub pump and eject it from the house. Make sure you have no settled areas outside at the walls. These settled areas will hold water and let it run down the wall, if a crack is in this area it will seep into the house before it makes it to the footer drain system. If you do have settlement, fill them in so the water runs away from the house. Make sure all your downspouts extent a min of 10′ from the house even if you have to bury them.

Do not let cracks in concrete and a little water seepage stop you from buying a house you like.

Hope this helps!

Great Real Estate Agent Tim Smith with Tips from the Trenches

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

Real estate training http://www.yourcoach.com Here in this Tom Ferry training video, real estate agent Tim Smith gives you some great advice when working with buyers, right now in this market. Tim Smith is an agent, specializing in Coastal communities, from Shady Canyon to Newport Coast. Tim’s knowledge of our community, understanding of his clients needs, and proven marketing strategies have catapulted him to Coldwell Banker Preview International’s Presidential Elite which represent the top 5% of agents internationally.

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The realestate agent lied to me. Help?

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

The realtor I bought my house from was representing the seller. I flat out asked him "Has anyone ever died in the house" to which he replied "No". It’s been 6 weeks since I moved in and I found out he lied to me and that 3 people have commited suicide in the house. When I asked him why he lied he said that "The seller told him to answer ‘no’ if I asked." Is there anything that I can do to reverse the transactionn? I would never have bought it if I knew people had died in it.
I have several witnesses to this. My gf was even videotaping it (our 1st house together and she loves video scrapbooking lol)
The seller KNEW people had died in the house. He told the agent to lie to me, and the agent did.

well you can personally file a complain to his company or file a case against him. he did not disclose any vital informations.

Realestate agent involved with ex-wife

Friday, February 19th, 2010

I just found out my real estate agent that is trying to sell my house is romantically involved with my ex-wife. And he is suppose to be representing both of us. Is this ethical???

yeah, move on. she is your exwife for a reason. she’s his problem now.