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This Sunday, October 23rd 2011 in Hunt Valley, Md the area will be bathed in PINK as the Annual Maryland Susan G Komen Race for the Cure takes place.
Since 1983 when the first race was run in Texas with 800 runners, this event has spanned the country and grown in size and participation.
The Komen Race for the Cure Series raises significant funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer, celebrates breast cancer survivorship, and honors those who have lost their battle with the disease.

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If you are planning to move to the Central Marylandarea and you want a BUYERS AGENT that really knows the area and all that it has to offer, I can help. (Personal tours of the area included in the service)
If you are looking to successfully sell your Maryland home with a Realtor who will market your property with multiple resources, call me for an appointment.
These are the areas that I serve Buyers orSellers in the Metro Baltimore area : Howard County, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Harford County, Anne Arundel County, Carroll County, Montgomery County or Prince Georges County . If you would like more information please call me, Ellie McIntire at 443-418-7668or e-mail EllieMcIntire@MRIS.com
Ellie McIntire
The McIntire Team Real Estate Services.
Keller Williams Realty Centre
443. 418 7668 (cell)
443.766 1768 (O)
443.766 1769 (E-Fax)
E-mail: EllieMcintire@MRIS.com
We redefine the essence of service
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Distressed Luxury: Is It Part of Your Business?
The fastest growing sector of distressed properties in the U.S. is the luxury market. We've been saying this for some time now, but a recent article in The New York Times titled "Biggest Defaulters on Mortgages Are the Rich" just reaffirmed our stance. NYT teamed up with CoreLogic to find that more than one in seven homeowners with loans in excess of a million dollars are seriously delinquent. Not one in seven mortgages, but one in seven homeowners. This interesting distinction (check out their graph) draws a light on how current economic conditions (troubled mortgages, unemployment, underemployment, medical bills, relocation, etc.) are affecting different demographics. Where some real estate agents might believe the luxury market is unapproachable or that the rich have different problems from everyone else, this proves that there is abundant opportunity to help distressed homeowners in any tax bracket.
Unfortunately, the report also suggested the prevalence of stragic defaults among the well-to-do, dumping properties "just as they would any sour investment."
"The rich are different: they are more ruthless," said Sam Khater, CoreLogic's senior economist.
Perhaps this is true. But is this a reason for agents not to help? Is this a reason for agents not to offer up services, or educate these homeowners on other, perhaps more beneficial options? Absolutely not!
I am here to help
Aaron Rice, CDPE. CLHMS, CRS, GRI, SHS
Keller Williams Realty Baltimore
www.LuxuryDistressedPropertyExpert.com
443-244-0051 Cell
410-342-4444 Office
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