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Rude Arrogant Real Estate Agent at Thornhill Woods P II
A new home buyer was approaching the real estate sales agent for buying a new home. However, the real estate agent treated the new home potential buyer as A new home buyer was approaching the real estate sales agent for buying a new home. However, the real estate agent treated
the new home potential buyer as a non-trustable person not based on the fact and proof but only his bias in his mind. The
real estate agent set out some strict conditions that the new home buyer has to satisfy before the deal can be formed. This
is the nowadays' "Customer Relationship Management". Perhaps, the real estate agent is discriminating the potential home
buyer who speak in broken English.


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How To Use The Internet And Can You Trust It

According to NAR, which has a vested interest in following this new trend very carefully, 9 of 10 home buyers still use a real estate agent in the traditional way. However NAR, goes on to note that in 1995 only 2% of buyers used the net to search for a home but by 2005 that figure jumped to 77% and has most certainly increased since then. This is not necessarily bad news for the broker/agent. It actually provides a lot of information now including photos, maps demographics and all kinds of helpful information to a buyer.

There is so much choice now for a new home buyer to search easily that it has been a boon to the industry as well as the consumer.

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Focus on Foreclosure Part 3 Buying Foreclosures After the Auction

In previous articles, weve discussed buying preforeclosures, which means buying the property after the foreclosure process has begun but before its completed. If you are unable to prevent the foreclosure, the property will go to auction, which is another buying opportunity. If you are unable to buy at the auction, you still might be able to get a good deal on a foreclosed property after the auction.

There are two ways to buy after the auction. First, if the property doesnt sell at the auction, the lender that foreclosed takes possession of it and you have the opportunity to negotiate a deal with the lender. Second, many investors who buy at foreclosure auctions do so with the intent of reselling quickly to either end users or other investors.... View the rest of this article by visiting BuyerBeWhere.com at the link above...


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