By Thomas McGiveron
Let’s face it. Real estate is a long term investment. When you buy your own home, you’re buying for the long haul. Families aren’t speculators and most people don’t buy a home strictly as an investment. So while you may be sweating over the fact that your home is “losing equity” as the […]
By Keith Gordon
The answer is yes but there are plenty of things a FSBO seller with an MLS listing can do to get their flat fee listing noticed by Realtors® and buyers.
Price is the foremost concern for any flat fee MLS listed seller. Below are my top 5 ways to sell flat fee in the […]
By Josh Sloan
Golf course fronting estates became popular in the 1980s, and have since become a common feature of suburban America. Golf-front living can offer some excellent benefits such as outstanding views, having access to your favorite hobby in an instant, a quality home in a safe neighborhood of other quality homes, and, most often, […]
By Jron C. Magcale
Real Estate marketing has gone from papers to cyberspace, as the internet gives the real estate market a significant boost to its surroundings. It is a rather common thing that the internet becomes a tool on marketing, given the power that it offers to the market, internet reaches everywhere, not just locally […]
By Julie Gelfand
As in politics, all real estate is local. Few issues can inspire (or provoke) the passions of a community as quickly or as deeply. Land use is a particularly heated topic on Long Island, where the preservation of open space, the development of affordable housing, the rezoning of commercial property, the siting of […]