I'm very excited that May is finally here. I feel that Real Estate Market is starting to pick up a bit, and should continue through May into June and July.
May brings a lot of optimism and i'm happy to say "bye bye April", and "Let's go May!".
In the last few days we have seen a 25% increase in people requesting relocation information for a potential home sale in various cities across the country. The time is now.... people are and will start to purchase homes.
Geat ready Realtors... "Let's go May!"

Over at http://www.relo-info-exchange.com/forum/home-buyer-real-t415.html?t=415, Mr. Alexander of The Relocation Professionals has posted an indepth article in regards to how our program is different from everyone else.
With Exclusive, Matched, Fresh, and Scrubbed this article will go right to the source: How is this different?

Over the last week we have seen a HUGE increase in people wishing to relocate to Phoenix. At this time, unfortunately we are unable to assist all these moving families. That is why we are searching for a qualifed Realtor to work with these potential home buyers.
Contact us at (800) 900-2807 or learn more at www.eLeadMarketing.com. Time is of the essence, as we only need one agent to work with these potential home buyers. Some hand holding and investing in time and money will be required.
It's definitely starting to be the time when buying in the Fort Worth - Dallas area is the correct thing to do. We have seen a large increase in people moving to the DFW area, which will incrase through the spring and into summer months.
www.Dallas-Living.com - www.Fort-Worth-TX-Living.com
"Local housing experts say 2009 may be sluggish, but with interest rates at historic lows and looming inflation in 2010 and 2011, it’s time to buy.
A panel of five residential industry leaders shared their analysis and forecasts of the Dallas-Fort Worth housing market at the Residential Real Estate Forum held at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Though many of the experts had different theories as to how government efforts to improve the nation’s declining housing market are faring, all said they had seen indicators of a strengthening economy.
The speakers included: Robert Gleason, director of governmental affairs for the Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors; John V. Duca, vice president and senior policy adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; Ted Wilson, principal at Residential Strategies Inc.; Dr. Mark Dotzour, chief economist and director of research for the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University; and Arthur Sterbcow, president of Latter & Blum Realtors in New Orleans."
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