FW: Inman PM: Google Maps serving up European listings

 

 

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Mark Daniel Adamczyk

Realtor/Owner

ItsYourSale.com, Inc.

930 Carter Road
Winter Garden, FL 34787
Cell: 407-749-3684

Fax: 888-775-6371

Mark@ItsYourSale.com

 

www.ItsYourSale.com

www.ItsYourShortSale.com

www.BankOwnedHomesOrlando.com

 

 

 

From: Inman News Headlines [mailto:dailynews@inman.com]
Sent: Friday, January 29, 2010 4:38 PM
To: mark@itsyoursale.com
Subject: Inman PM: Google Maps serving up European listings

 

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ADVERTISEMENT Use Twitter? Get real time updates on breaking news stories. Follow us: @InmanNews TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Friday, January 29, 2010 Google Maps serving up European listings By MATT CARTER Google is accepting property listings from listing aggregators and other sources, expanding integration of Google's property "place pages" for listings into Google Maps across Europe. The expansion of Google Maps' real estate search capabilities already available in the U.S., Canada and Australia into Europe has caused a stir in the British press. More » More power to the Fed Despite the slide in the stock market, long-term rates held high (3.65 percent for the 10-year Treasury-note and 5.125 percent for mortgages), propped by the Fed's insistence that that the economy is "strengthening," and an adjustment-bloated, 5.7 percent surge in fourth-quarter U.S. gross domestic product. IPad: a real estate game-changer? The real estate "Twitterverse" could barely contain itself with excitement about Apple Inc.'s new tablet this week. IM me Instant-messaging isn't just for idle chat -- it can serve a business purpose, too, says real estate broker Frank LLosa. IM facilitates real-time interaction with clients and fellow professionals while bypassing e-mail-checking delays, LLosa says. Homeowner 'rescue' a lose-lose Q: A few years ago, I paid $500,000 for a condo as part of an investment strategy recommended by my now ex-husband's mortgage-broker relative. We received $10,000 and rented the home back to the former owner, who got enough money to pay off her debt. Best payback on remodel Q: In your opinion, what home improvements (kitchen remodel, new front door, or wood floors) offer the best payback on investment when you are trying to sell?	ADVERTISEMENT Missed RE Connect NYC? Watch the videos online. Become an Inman News Premium Member today. Join for just $149.95 OTHER TOP STORIES Brokers give Uncle Sam mixed marks A last-ditch loan-mod effort Foreclosures hammer Sun Belt states Buyers, sellers need equal representation Latest News » READER COMMENT "We need to be overly protective of our overly trusting clients and be gratified when they put their friends in our care. With the prevailing opinion that we are overpaid, underperforming hacks, a trusting client is a breath of fresh air. I think it's credibility and a genuine interest in the client's needs, rather than salesmanship, that cements the relationship. Show me a 'salesman' and I run the other way." --Paula Coxon HOME IMPROVEMENT Skim coat for smoother walls Compromise on squeaky-floor fix More Home Improvement »
Inman News Headlines is a twice daily e-mail delivered by the real estate industry's leading source of breaking news and unbiased market analysis. To gain unlimited access to all Inman News articles and take advantage of exclusive, premium members-only benefits including free access to our Industry Special Reports and Week-in-Review e-mails, plus discounts on our industry-leading events and in-depth research reports, Upgrade to an Inman News  Premium Membership today! You are subscribed to this mailing list, headlines, as: mark@itsyoursale.com. If you can afford to ignore breaking real estate news and emerging technology trends, then Unsubscribe. © 2010 Inman Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved

 

FW: Inman PM: Trust and salesmanship

 

 

Best Regards,

 

 

Mark Daniel Adamczyk

Realtor/Owner

ItsYourSale.com, Inc.

930 Carter Road
Winter Garden, FL 34787
Cell: 407-749-3684

Fax: 888-775-6371

Mark@ItsYourSale.com

 

www.ItsYourSale.com

www.ItsYourShortSale.com

www.BankOwnedHomesOrlando.com

 

 

 

From: Inman News Headlines [mailto:dailynews@inman.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 4:34 PM
To: mark@itsyoursale.com
Subject: Inman PM: Trust and salesmanship

 

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ADVERTISEMENT Use Twitter? Get real time updates on breaking news stories. Follow us: @InmanNews TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Thursday, January 28, 2010 Trust and salesmanship By TERESA BOARDMAN When it comes to real estate standards, there are really great agents and really lousy agents at all experience levels in the real estate industry. And most consumers don't know what to look for in an agent. My early days in the industry were hard on me -- traumatic, in a way. I had worked in corporate America for many years and had reached the very top of my field. I was respected and well compensated in that career. More » FHA stigma vs. 'conventional' cost Q: I'm trying to buy my first home using a loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). My offers keep getting rejected, and my agent says it's because sellers don't like FHA loans because of all the different repairs and guidelines. 5 ways to corner your market Financing continues to be a major challenge in today's market. If you're struggling to find clients who are ready, willing and able to buy, the 2009 NAR Profile of Buyers and Sellers -- which is based on survey data from a sample of 9,138 participants who purchased a home between July 2008 and June 2009 -- contains some very helpful data. Obama pledges 'step up in refinancing' The government "will step up refinancing so that homeowners can move into more affordable mortgages," President Barack Obama said in his first State of the Union address Wednesday evening. Cash cab I recently hopped in a San Francisco cab and the driver turned to me and said with palpable delight that I was his last passenger. "Why, what are you doing, where are you going?" I asked. Compromise on squeaky-floor fix Q: My boyfriend and I have been living in an apartment in an older section of town for about two years. This 1930s building has had some renovations but never a complete overhaul. In the last year or so the wood floorboards have begun squeaking loudly under our feet. The apartment is carpeted, but the squeaking is very audible to us and to the tenant below us, who is constantly complaining that she can hear "every step we take" even though we are mindful of the noise we are making.	ADVERTISEMENT Missed RE Connect NYC? Watch the videos online. Become an Inman News Premium Member today. Join for just $149.95 OTHER TOP STORIES Buy a house at your local grocery 10 ways to 'pimp' your Facebook Page Rentometer offers property management Safeguarding real estate choices Landlord goes 'Sherlock' on recycling Latest News » NOTABLE QUOTE "With the declining market, particularly in terms of market prices, we've had to shrink the brokerage department, reduce staff, and what we've really had to do is take advantage of technology so we could do more work with fewer people. Volume of units has been going up, which is an interesting dilemma." --Forrest Barbee GAHLORD DEWALD: Recent Columns The Gist of social media The 'real-place,' real-time continuum 3 tech tools for live events More Gahlord Dewald »
Inman News Headlines is a twice daily e-mail delivered by the real estate industry's leading source of breaking news and unbiased market analysis. To gain unlimited access to all Inman News articles and take advantage of exclusive, premium members-only benefits including free access to our Industry Special Reports and Week-in-Review e-mails, plus discounts on our industry-leading events and in-depth research reports, Upgrade to an Inman News  Premium Membership today! You are subscribed to this mailing list, headlines, as: mark@itsyoursale.com. If you can afford to ignore breaking real estate news and emerging technology trends, then Unsubscribe. © 2010 Inman Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved

 

FW: Inman AM: Buy a house at your local grocery

 

 

Best Regards,

 

 

Mark Daniel Adamczyk

Realtor/Owner

ItsYourSale.com, Inc.

930 Carter Road
Winter Garden, FL 34787
Cell: 407-749-3684

Fax: 888-775-6371

Mark@ItsYourSale.com

 

www.ItsYourSale.com

www.ItsYourShortSale.com

www.BankOwnedHomesOrlando.com

 

 

 

From: Inman News Headlines [mailto:dailynews@inman.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 6:59 AM
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Subject: Inman AM: Buy a house at your local grocery

 

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ADVERTISEMENT There's money to be made in your agents' pipelines...Help them find it. Empower agents to know what prospects are thinking and create a steady stream of business with RealtyGenerator. Find Out More. TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Thursday, January 28, 2010 Buy a house at your local grocery By ANDREA V. BRAMBILA Some consumers will now be able to go to their local supermarket and pick up a more substantial purchase than dinner -- a house. RE/MAX of New England is teaming up with a large supermarket chain to open "micro" real estate offices in grocery stores, the franchise real estate brokerage announced this week. More » 10 ways to 'pimp' your Facebook Page Facebook profiles were designed for social purposes. Makes sense. Some folks who are incorporating business purposes through their profiles are risking problems with Facebook, including termination. Ouch. Rentometer offers property management Rental price assessment site Rentometer.com has rolled out a new property management system, site owner Investment Instruments Corp. announced today. Safeguarding real estate choices One of the main concerns that an agent-broker panel voiced at the most recent National Association of Realtors convention was the lack of fraternalism (and "a prevailing rudeness") in today's highly competitive market. Landlord goes 'Sherlock' on recycling Q: I own and live in a fourplex apartment building, renting out the other three units. I want my property to participate in our city's recycling programs, and have clauses in my leases that obligate tenants to use the recycling containers (including a container for kitchen scraps). NOTABLE QUOTE "The oft-unspoken reason for licensing, of course, is that those who are already in the profession would love to limit competition. Licensing itself is a 'practice which reduces competition,' but our legislators haven't quite figured that one out yet." --Robert Hahn	ADVERTISEMENT Thousands of the most current real estate news articles and archives right at your fingertips. Subscribe today to be an Inman Premium member for only $149.95/year. Sign Up Today! OTHER TOP STORIES Social, mobile, local real estate Mob mentality Surviving Las Vegas real estate downturn New-home sales fall to record low in '09 Survey: President's 'report card' falls Drawing the line on cell towers Latest News » LOU BARNES: Recent Columns It's the recovery, stupid Punishment in hardball form Economy: Bad is the new good More Lou Barnes »
Inman News Headlines is a twice daily e-mail delivered by the real estate industry's leading source of breaking news and un-biased market analysis. To gain unlimited access to all Inman News articles and take advantage of exclusive, premium members-only benefits including free access to our Industry Special Reports and Week-in-Review e-mails, plus discounts on our industry-leading events and in-depth research reports, Upgrade to an Inman News  Premium Membership today! You are subscribed to this mailing list, headlines, as: mark@itsyoursale.com. If you can afford to ignore breaking real estate news and emerging technology trends, then Unsubscribe. © 2010 Inman Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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