This is reposted from my www.alldoneauction.com website, I don't need the links that bad, so I've reposted it here:
I recently performed a google search on Cincinnati stores, just to see who competed with me in that space for my online stores on www.alldoneads.com.
I recognized a few classified sites, but an interesting store came up, selling local logo merchandise. So I did an ip website address look-up, to see who actually owned the store, and found it was someone in California.
So if you want to know your buying from someone local, you might check the about us or contact us, if the tabs exist, if not, you may also check one of the many sites that will look up website owner's ip, they give registration information which may include a company name and address. If it is hidden, you might want to think twice about who you are buying from and whether it is near or far away. Please support your local small business, buy local!
The Orlando Regional Realtor Association (ORRA) has create a white paper-style Realtor Value list called "The Critical Role of the Realtor in the Real Estate Transaction" to its members for free download, so they can use the report to demonstrate their value.
Fair warning it's a pretty length report with 180 points, some real estate agents do more, some do less. I'm one who believes in doing less, while doing more, it is called being efficient and who ever wrote the report never sold property at auction.
Let's go through some of the main step that I do for auction of properties, it won't take long.
I am looking for individuals who want to work in the auction business in the Greater Cincinnati Area. These would be independent contract positions or partnerships. Auctioneers must be licensed in Ohio; Auctioneer Associates/Assistance do not require licensing, would not call or sign contracts; Apprentice Auctioneers require Ohio licenses, would call auctions, will not sign contracts. For more information on licensing, please refer to my AllDoneAuction.com career page.
I am mainly looking for License Real Estate agents or other independent contractors for these positions.
Send inquires for positions to alldoneauction@gmail.com
The tax credit ends 12/1.
The typical transaction can take 4-8 weeks from time to write the offer, negoiate the offer, get the inspections, negoiate after inspections, process the loan and close the home. Yes, it can be done in month, but usually takes longer.
This means that you need to be under good contract by 11/1, better by 10/1.
So there is a lot of product on the market, and buyers are really looking. Taking months to look, although they may find home they want quickly, if the home is the real deal that everyone is looking for, there's good chance they are getting beat out, and then there's a chance that they won't work out terms and miss opportunities, and then there's a chance to that the inspections will fail or loan options have changed durning the process. And if your working on short sale or foreclosure, these deals take longer to close.
My point is when is it too late?
It depends on your market, price range, the deal type your after, but time is moving on, are you?
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Vicky Carlton,CVS,CES,Auctioneer provides auction and real estate services, specializing in foreclosure, short sales and real estate auctions. She is also certified in preparing Broker Price Opinions.
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