| ADVERTISEMENT why stewart? Because all your deals are a big deal to us. At Stewart Title, we understand that every closing can open new doors for your business. See how Stewart can help your business grow. TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Monday, August 10, 2009 Desperately seeking real estate status It is said that marriage is a public statement of two individuals' commitment to each other. (This supposedly explains the need for witnesses -- though in my crowd, nuptial attendees view their job description as limited to eating, drinking and merrily gifting Crate & Barrel place settings.) In terms of life steps and commitments, a close second to getting hitched is getting housed -- buying and owning a home. This begs the question: What does your house say about you? More importantly, how do buyers and homeowners consider the "public statement" factor, if at all, when they are choosing and customizing their homes? More » VOWs: Power to (understand) the people Industry experts detail importance of consumer analytics Finding the right loan mod company Five key questions to ask Final walkthrough a buyer's best friend How to handle unfinished repairs, missing fixtures OTHER TOP STORIES Avoiding mortgage rate-lock problems 10 questions borrowers should ask their lender Real estate techies burn midnight oil Competition spurs on-the-fly apps Agent commissions vary on rentals Rate negotiable, but can be as high as 10% Throw away the cue cards Letter to the Editor Latest News » READER COMMENT "I see a LOT of buyers these days wandering from listing agent to listing agent in an effort to secure substantial 'savings.' As long as dual agency persists as an option, the 'myth' of big savings will linger along with it." --Ruthmarie Hicks |
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