N.A.R."s Incoming President Outlines His Focus For The Year Ahead

Other states are going to adapt similar models. Hopefully we will have other courses like e-PRO that people can begin to use. Editor"s note: Visit Richard Mendenhall"s web site at: http://www.richard2001.com and learn more about your N.A.R. president for 2001.

Pages: 1 [2]

Tailoring a Mortgage to Meet a Borrower"s Needs

A couple of weeks ago I talked to a mortgage broker I know about the reported drop in adjustable rate mortgages during 2006. He told me that the difference between fixed and ARM rates was so small, and concerns about rapid, unaffordable adjustments in rates reduced the requests for those mortgages to zero.

Have We Paid Too Much For Real Estate?

According to The Economist, a well-regarded British journal of opinion and analysis, "house prices are at record levels in relation to average income in America, Australia, Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain. The prices of British, Irish and Dutch homes are now 50 percent above their 30-year average relative to incomes. By the same gauge, property is "overvalued" by 23 percent in America, by 33 percent in Australia and 68 percent in Spain." (See: "Homing in on trouble," March 13th-19th, 2004)

What Do Buyers Want In A Realtor?

Do you measure up? The National Association of Realtors" latest buyer-seller survey suggests that buyers have certain expectations of their agents.

Name:
Site address:	http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits (spam protection):