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How did agents sell/buys homes without email, scanner, fax and internet?

Jorge Sanchez: Real Estate Agent in Lehi, UT

I am noticing that the more I post on AR, the more I show up on Google. Isn't technology wonderful!! It makes me wonder, how did real estate agents buy/sell homes when we did not have computers and the internet? I can't imagine how that would have been.


Example: Today my client and I went to see a home for the second time. She still liked it and wanted to make an offer. Her husband is traveling 1500 miles away and wanted to know if that was going to be an issue. She went home with the kids and I went to the office. I wrote up the offer, emailed it to the husband, he signed, scanned and emailed it to his wife who in turn signed and faxed it to me and I sent it off the Listing agent. We did all that in about 45 Minutes on a cold snowy Saturday afternoon.

I love this Job!

What Causes A Real Estate Agent To Be a Featured Blog On Active Rain?

Janet Naisbitt-Bagley: Real Estate Agent in Cedar City, UT

I was reading through the featured articles this afternoon and suddenly realized I was having fun and learning! Then I thought, "There must be thousands of real estate blogs on Active Rain." Right? How do they get there?

I realize I'm a newcomer to blogging and honestly a newcomer to the world of technology. Being in my 60's doesn't lend intself to having grown up in the computer world! We didn't even get a TV until the end of the 50's at my home. Weren't they invented in 1954? To make a long story short, I'm really wondering who picks the featured blogs that I'm reading and what criteria was used to pick them.

Any help for me out there?

Janet Naisbitt-Bagley, ERA REalty Center, Cedar City, UT, www.homesincedarcity.com, naisbitt@infowest.com

Subdivisions in the Cedar City Area...Cross Hollow Hills

Tony & Darcy Cannon - The C Team: Real Estate Agent in Cedar City, UT

Continuing the series of subdivisions in the Cedar City area, the natural progression from North Ridge is to continue to Cross Hollow Hills. Cross Hollow Hills abuts to the south side of North Ridge. It is South and West of Cedar City, it is also in the County. It is an older subdivision, by that I mean that it has filled in a lot more than North Ridge, it is about 11 years old, so it is not an old subdivision.

Like North Ridge, it is on larger lots, lot size beginning at 1.75 acres and up to a little over 3 acres. Unlike North Ridge, there are animal rights in Cross Hollow Hills, which allows you to have horses. It is like North Ridge in that it is a high end subdivision, meaning larger homes. It also has lots that offer views of both the West Cedar Valley and Views to the Mountains East of Cedar City.

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The entrance sign.

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Some of the homes at Cross Hollow Hills.

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More homes in Cross Hollow Hills, plus the View to the South East. (Mostly East)

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Views of the Cedar Valley to the West.

Subdivisions in the Cedar City Area....North Ridge..............

Tony & Darcy Cannon - The C Team: Real Estate Agent in Cedar City, UT

My next installment of my series of Cedar City area subdivisions is North Ridge. It is located in the county, just outside Cedar City limits, but near enough to still be a good option. It is a new subdivision, which means that there are still several choice lots to build on. It is located on the west side of the mountain.

This is a higher end subdivision, it has large lots, many of which offer great views of the Cedar Valley. As I mentioned most homes are upscale and the lots are all 2 acres or larger.

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North Ridge Sign Post.

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A North Ridge Home.

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Another North Ridge Home.

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Views from a North Ridge lot.

This is a great new subdivision with many possibilities, the large lots, which as you can see many have Juniper or Pinion Pine trees on them, insure privacy and plenty of room!

Utah County First-Time Home Buyer - Utah Home Loans

Robert A.  Hulme Realtor, Loan Officer Utah Homes : Loan Officer in Alpine, UT

Utah County First-Time Home Buyer - Utah Home Loans

Well the time has come; you are finally out making a good living. You are beginning to get tired of paying rent, the number one advise that friends and family are giving you is, Buy a House. By this time you are about to be hitched and have probably saved enough money for a down payment. After a fair amount of thinking about it, you jump over the first hurdle and decide to go for it. Now once you are focused about what you want you then jot down a list of things you want in a house. That being done the search begins. These days the task of sifting through hundreds of potential Utah County houses is not as hard. With a few mouse clicks, you can see multiple house listings and take virtual tours of houses for sale.

The key points to consider are the location and the surrounding neighborhood of the house and your estimated budget. It is important to talk with a loan officer and determine if your budget ideas sound reasonable, and get a preapproval letter if possible, this will help a lot latter on you will see. Once you have set out the criteria it's time to take yourself down to a Utah County Realtor. An efficient Utah County Realtor will pay close attention to your wants, needs, and show you houses accordingly. This will ensure that within the span of two weeks you will have a maximum number of houses to see which will fit your desired profile.

Then starts the personal viewing process, and this is a long, tiresome process indeed. Careful attention is needed when venturing out to see homes. Once you start seeing places that you like, slow down and don't make the biggest mistake of your life by jumping for the first house that you see. Even if the first house you see actually has the perfect room size, the awesome kitchen and even the ideally shaped terrace, wait. Mark it out as one of your favorites and see others. While inside the house, be thorough with your investigations and personal observations. Mark out all the things you like about the house and mark out the things that you do not like. Take a good look at all the rooms and the roof as well as if it's accessible, and make a note even if it is not.

After leaving the house rate it personally from 1-10. Also, take a good look at its surrounding location. Note the size and shape of the car parking area, and take note of the lawn and back yard shape and size. Another thing to focus on is the garage. Lastly insist that the Realtor tell you about all the defects of the house that are not openly visible. Ultimately, revisit the top selected houses to make an informed decision.

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