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By Edy Kizaki, on February 18th, 2012%
341 new listings 274 list price reduced 20 list price increases 57 listings expired 392 listings pending 204 listings sold 50 listings canceled
These are the ONE DAY stats for the changes in listed properties on the market this morning. I do keep an eye on these, because it’s quite informative when you compare the . . . → Read More: Spring Market Looking Good with lots of listings Pending
By admin, on November 26th, 2010%
Investing in Real Estate today and what you should know
The market is ripe for investing in real estate for a couple of reasons: first, prices are the lowest in many years; and secondly, financing rates are also the lowest in over 20 years. So what’s holding everyone up? Primarily, the current economic disaster is . . . → Read More: Investing in Real Estate today
By Edy Kizaki, on November 21st, 2010%
My curiosity got the better of me. If there are 6 bank owned properties currently for sale in Queen Anne (but four of those are a quadruplet of townhomes), 3 in Magnolia (one at $400,000 and two over a million), how many are there in Green Lake, and what do they look like?
There are . . . → Read More: Bank Owned Properties in Green Lake (Seattle)
By Edy Kizaki, on November 21st, 2010%
At the present time there are three bank owned properties for sale in Magnolia. If you saw my blog about Queen Anne REOs (REO is the same as bank owned) then you noted the comment that in the top dollar Seattle neighborhoods there are fewer bank owned or short sale homes. Still, the ones that . . . → Read More: Bank Owned properties in Magnolia (Seattle)
By Edy Kizaki, on November 21st, 2010%
These days there is an interesting niche among available properties, and that is bank owned properties, also known as REOs. A client of mine that had purchased a condo for his kids asked me to be on the lookout for a good deal as he needs a bigger home. There are a lot of well-priced homes . . . → Read More: Bank Owned Properties in Queen Anne (Seattle)
By Edy Kizaki, on November 15th, 2010%
These days anyone will tell you “It’s a buyer’s market.” Well, almost anyone, as a marketing guy from Coldwell Banker Bain spent 45 minutes at a recent all-day seminar for realtors explaining why he thought it was a seller’s market, or at least neutral. (The argument has to do with percentages of new homes coming . . . → Read More: Making an Offer that Opens Negotiations Well
By admin, on June 26th, 2009%
Part 1 in Dave Sato’s series “Real Estate Investing 101”
One of the primary terms and concepts that will lead you into an understanding of how to structure a sound real estate investment strategy is that of the “Cap Rate.” After spending many years in the commercial banking industry and making the jump to real . . . → Read More: Facts and Fiction About “CAP” Rates
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