Wednesday, July 7, 2010
I am looking for blogs on property for sale in valencia, spain?
Anyone seen any blogs on property for sale in valencia, spain or xativa valencia spain, i am interested to read them.I am looking for blogs on property for sale in valencia, spain?
BLOG? YOU MEAN SITE TO LOOK FOR PLACES? HERES ONE THAT I FOUND HELPFUL WHILE SEARCHING FOR APARTMENTS WHEN I LIVED THERE 2YEARS AGO: http://valencia.loquo.com/es_es
TRY JUST TYPING STUFF IN ON GOOGLE (IN SPANISH WOULD BE EASIER, BUT THERE ARE PLENTY OF ENGLISH PAGES ALSO)
BLOG? YOU MEAN SITE TO LOOK FOR PLACES? HERES ONE THAT I FOUND HELPFUL WHILE SEARCHING FOR APARTMENTS WHEN I LIVED THERE 2YEARS AGO: http://valencia.loquo.com/es_es
TRY JUST TYPING STUFF IN ON GOOGLE (IN SPANISH WOULD BE EASIER, BUT THERE ARE PLENTY OF ENGLISH PAGES ALSO)
How do I find a property for sale if I know the address>?
N7310 HWY FF Deer Creek, WI 541708731How do I find a property for sale if I know the address%26gt;?
Try realtorcom with the zip code. Perhaps its listed. Good LuckHow do I find a property for sale if I know the address%26gt;?
I'm not sure why you have a specific address unless you already know that property is for sale. The link below has a list of realtors that might be able to help you. Good Luck!
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/offers.adp?鈥?/a>
Try realtorcom with the zip code. Perhaps its listed. Good LuckHow do I find a property for sale if I know the address%26gt;?
I'm not sure why you have a specific address unless you already know that property is for sale. The link below has a list of realtors that might be able to help you. Good Luck!
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/offers.adp?鈥?/a>
Where can I view property for sale on Phi Phi island, Thailand?
I do not want to buy a hotel or resort!Where can I view property for sale on Phi Phi island, Thailand?
You will need to look into free-hold and tax considerations if you are a foreigner buying in Thailand. We just got back from Phuket and are considering an investment there.Where can I view property for sale on Phi Phi island, Thailand?
About a month ago, there were news that hotels are on sale the whole of Thailand. Something like 200 hotels nationwide, because of the situation that started from the airport closure, the flu, and etc... Tourist number are declining. So, I guess you are in for a good time if you wanna buy hotels. And, I seriously thing foreigners can own hotels in form of company. Consult your lawyer first because even if the whole loads of hotels are on sale, they're not very cheap either.
Your need to see a real estate agent in Phuket. However, if you are not Thai your not going to be able to buy property. And even if you could buy property most likely you couldn't afford a wai of land on Phi Phi since you have to ask how much to just travel for 4-5 weeks in Thailand.
Hope this link helps Graham and good luck with it
http://www.top-properties.com/property/i鈥?/a>
do u know that u can't own land unless you are married to a Thai citizen?
You will need to look into free-hold and tax considerations if you are a foreigner buying in Thailand. We just got back from Phuket and are considering an investment there.Where can I view property for sale on Phi Phi island, Thailand?
About a month ago, there were news that hotels are on sale the whole of Thailand. Something like 200 hotels nationwide, because of the situation that started from the airport closure, the flu, and etc... Tourist number are declining. So, I guess you are in for a good time if you wanna buy hotels. And, I seriously thing foreigners can own hotels in form of company. Consult your lawyer first because even if the whole loads of hotels are on sale, they're not very cheap either.
Your need to see a real estate agent in Phuket. However, if you are not Thai your not going to be able to buy property. And even if you could buy property most likely you couldn't afford a wai of land on Phi Phi since you have to ask how much to just travel for 4-5 weeks in Thailand.
Hope this link helps Graham and good luck with it
http://www.top-properties.com/property/i鈥?/a>
do u know that u can't own land unless you are married to a Thai citizen?
How can I find the MLS # of property for sale, or determine if it has been sold?
I misplaced the MLS # of a piece of property that was for sale a few months ago. When I looked for it online using the address, nothing came up. I have the pin # and name of the owner, but the owner lives out of state, and the only address listed for the owner, is the property that was for sale.
I sent a letter to that address, and it was returned to me stating no one by that name lives there. Also, the postman and neighbors told me the house is empty and does not have any residents to their knowledge. How can I find out if this property has been sold, or how can I contact the owner to discuss buying the property?
Thanks.How can I find the MLS # of property for sale, or determine if it has been sold?
Call a local Realtor and ask them to look up the address in the MLS system for you..
If you were looking on Realtor.com or something similar..The properties only show up there until they are pending and or sold..So the only way you will find out is to call a Realtor and ask..ssHow can I find the MLS # of property for sale, or determine if it has been sold?
Call the real estate agent that had it listed.
Or just call any agent in the town and ask them to check on it for you. Did it sell? What's going on with that house, I'm interested.
Those are your best bets. As you can see there are plenty of ways to waste your time, so just call the realtors, they don't charge you for this info.
Contact any real estate office , have them run the street address to determine if the house is pending, withdrawn, under contract or even sold. Realtors have all the information in computer, at their finger tips.---just call--may just maybe you still have the chance to buy that house. Do not commit to the Realtor- you have the owners name--write him a letter--ask the question. Take it from there. I am a Realtor--wish I were there to help you. Good luck!!!!
A couple of ideal's
Hire a realtor thats in that area to locate what your looking for...
OR
travel to the county court house...county of the home your looking at....Go to the real property office..Give them the info you have and they will locate the owner..Its on the tax map anyhow..and they are located in that office..I know this for sure thats how i find owners and tax maps..
HUD.com.... and get a good agent to put a good bid in for you...
If you need a good one in Michigan... I am your gal!
Tyra
Assuming you're looking at buying it, contact any realtor.
You have to contact a real estate agent who is cool enough to go into their MLS system and tell you what is going on with the property. This will take them a quick second.mascara eye liner eye make up
I sent a letter to that address, and it was returned to me stating no one by that name lives there. Also, the postman and neighbors told me the house is empty and does not have any residents to their knowledge. How can I find out if this property has been sold, or how can I contact the owner to discuss buying the property?
Thanks.How can I find the MLS # of property for sale, or determine if it has been sold?
Call a local Realtor and ask them to look up the address in the MLS system for you..
If you were looking on Realtor.com or something similar..The properties only show up there until they are pending and or sold..So the only way you will find out is to call a Realtor and ask..ssHow can I find the MLS # of property for sale, or determine if it has been sold?
Call the real estate agent that had it listed.
Or just call any agent in the town and ask them to check on it for you. Did it sell? What's going on with that house, I'm interested.
Those are your best bets. As you can see there are plenty of ways to waste your time, so just call the realtors, they don't charge you for this info.
Contact any real estate office , have them run the street address to determine if the house is pending, withdrawn, under contract or even sold. Realtors have all the information in computer, at their finger tips.---just call--may just maybe you still have the chance to buy that house. Do not commit to the Realtor- you have the owners name--write him a letter--ask the question. Take it from there. I am a Realtor--wish I were there to help you. Good luck!!!!
A couple of ideal's
Hire a realtor thats in that area to locate what your looking for...
OR
travel to the county court house...county of the home your looking at....Go to the real property office..Give them the info you have and they will locate the owner..Its on the tax map anyhow..and they are located in that office..I know this for sure thats how i find owners and tax maps..
HUD.com.... and get a good agent to put a good bid in for you...
If you need a good one in Michigan... I am your gal!
Tyra
Assuming you're looking at buying it, contact any realtor.
You have to contact a real estate agent who is cool enough to go into their MLS system and tell you what is going on with the property. This will take them a quick second.
Can you help me find property for sale in Tennessee?
I'm looking for the following and any help would be greatly appreciated.
**preferably at least 30 acres
**would be great with some homes already on the land, but not a must
**pasture on the landCan you help me find property for sale in Tennessee?
I would suggest talking with a REALTOR there to have them search for you! When you purchase a property, you pay no commission, so it ';pays'; to employ the aide of a professional!
If you need help finding a farm land specialist, I can refer you to someone there.
Good luck to you!Can you help me find property for sale in Tennessee?
www.remax.com will have all the info you need. Plus you can find a good buyers agent to help you in your purchase. As stated above, a buyers agent is of no cost to you.
Good luck,
RE Agent,
Remax
This isn''t a ';Find me land in Tennessee'; site. If that is what you desire YOU have to do the legwork and check out those free magazines that list land for sale (they are at the grocery store and other venues), ask RE agents in the area, go onto the Internet to the state's web site and then look for a link that indicates ';Properties for Sale,'; or just type in Properties for Sale in Tennessee. Do your own work and STOP asking others to do it for you. What a bunch of lazy people abound here! If you can come here on the Web, you can go there!
You might start by going to www.realtor.com and plunking in your specifications. It may not bring up any specific property that fits all your needs, but it will bring up some similar places, and you can see which realtors are handling those places. Then you can check those realtors' Web sites to see whether they generally handle rural, multiacre properties. Then you can talk to one or two of them. It'd be great if you could find a realtor's Web site that allows you to access the local MLS, but not all properties go through realtors so even that may not include some places that are available (for sale by owner).
**preferably at least 30 acres
**would be great with some homes already on the land, but not a must
**pasture on the landCan you help me find property for sale in Tennessee?
I would suggest talking with a REALTOR there to have them search for you! When you purchase a property, you pay no commission, so it ';pays'; to employ the aide of a professional!
If you need help finding a farm land specialist, I can refer you to someone there.
Good luck to you!Can you help me find property for sale in Tennessee?
www.remax.com will have all the info you need. Plus you can find a good buyers agent to help you in your purchase. As stated above, a buyers agent is of no cost to you.
Good luck,
RE Agent,
Remax
This isn''t a ';Find me land in Tennessee'; site. If that is what you desire YOU have to do the legwork and check out those free magazines that list land for sale (they are at the grocery store and other venues), ask RE agents in the area, go onto the Internet to the state's web site and then look for a link that indicates ';Properties for Sale,'; or just type in Properties for Sale in Tennessee. Do your own work and STOP asking others to do it for you. What a bunch of lazy people abound here! If you can come here on the Web, you can go there!
You might start by going to www.realtor.com and plunking in your specifications. It may not bring up any specific property that fits all your needs, but it will bring up some similar places, and you can see which realtors are handling those places. Then you can check those realtors' Web sites to see whether they generally handle rural, multiacre properties. Then you can talk to one or two of them. It'd be great if you could find a realtor's Web site that allows you to access the local MLS, but not all properties go through realtors so even that may not include some places that are available (for sale by owner).
Is there any way to put property for sale on the internet without using a real estate agency?
There are many ways to get your home on the net with out listing with an agency. But like alterfem said only a few will sell.
Most buyers want representation from a real estate agent and for a buyer its free.
Even if you go with a low cost listing agent you will have nobody marketing you other than the MLS and that only goes to other real estate agents. Only Agents that are Realtors will have their listing pop on Realtor.com which is were most will buyers start their house hunt.
Those who do buy from FSBO will immediately ask for the 6% off because, ';It not like you have to pay the Realtor'; than they start to negotiate. Many of the buyers who are comfortable buying without using a real estate agent are investors or people look that best deal possible. They will usually make offers not backed buy a contract. You will never know were you stand. These people will have more experience than you and waste allot of your time. Because they don't back up their offers with contracts or any good faith deposit they are under no obligation and their offer means nothing. They will do this simultaneously with many homes wasting everybody鈥檚 time and when they do buy it will be for bottom dollar from a desperate seller. This isn't always the case but for the most part the ones that contact FSBOers are either real estate agents looking for leads or somebody wanting to beat you down on your price. Most FSBO will list with an Agent after a few months because they either get calls from those like I mentioned above of no calls at all.
Real estate agents are not necessary, just another tool to use in helping you to sell your home.Is there any way to put property for sale on the internet without using a real estate agency?
You could try a FSBO website. trust me, just hire a realtor! There are some agents that even charge a lower commission rate. I don't know where you are, but Assist to Sell is a low commission agency. Just keep in mind that you usually get what you pay for. I have seen a few FSBO deals go wrong. You need an agent.Is there any way to put property for sale on the internet without using a real estate agency?
Easiest way is to put it on Ebay... Believe it or not, many houses have sold that way. You can also list a property on Craig's list or other sites. You do not need a real estate agent to sell or buy a house, but you definitely need the services of a lawyer.
Be sure that you price the house realistically, based on the current market, not your hopes. and based on the actual closing prices of similar houses in your area. --- which you can get for free at town hall or in some local papers.
yes , make your own web site......
There are many flat rate companies that will get you in the MLS and Realtor association sponsored sites, for around $300 (you will have to pay a buyer's agent between 2.5%-3%, if they bring in a buyer). If you are not in a hurry to sell, or do not have enough equity to pay full commissions it wouldn't hurt to try it.
Sure, but don't expect much. Zillow.com, fsbo.com... I am a realtor and I've tried several sites without much success. I've even corresponded with some FSBO owners and they only get Realtors calling or inquiring.
So if you need to sell, I suggest you list it with a Realtor. While most people do shop on line, they end up buying with the help of a Realtor. Only 8% of FSBO's sell their own homes. Good Luck!
Most buyers want representation from a real estate agent and for a buyer its free.
Even if you go with a low cost listing agent you will have nobody marketing you other than the MLS and that only goes to other real estate agents. Only Agents that are Realtors will have their listing pop on Realtor.com which is were most will buyers start their house hunt.
Those who do buy from FSBO will immediately ask for the 6% off because, ';It not like you have to pay the Realtor'; than they start to negotiate. Many of the buyers who are comfortable buying without using a real estate agent are investors or people look that best deal possible. They will usually make offers not backed buy a contract. You will never know were you stand. These people will have more experience than you and waste allot of your time. Because they don't back up their offers with contracts or any good faith deposit they are under no obligation and their offer means nothing. They will do this simultaneously with many homes wasting everybody鈥檚 time and when they do buy it will be for bottom dollar from a desperate seller. This isn't always the case but for the most part the ones that contact FSBOers are either real estate agents looking for leads or somebody wanting to beat you down on your price. Most FSBO will list with an Agent after a few months because they either get calls from those like I mentioned above of no calls at all.
Real estate agents are not necessary, just another tool to use in helping you to sell your home.Is there any way to put property for sale on the internet without using a real estate agency?
You could try a FSBO website. trust me, just hire a realtor! There are some agents that even charge a lower commission rate. I don't know where you are, but Assist to Sell is a low commission agency. Just keep in mind that you usually get what you pay for. I have seen a few FSBO deals go wrong. You need an agent.Is there any way to put property for sale on the internet without using a real estate agency?
Easiest way is to put it on Ebay... Believe it or not, many houses have sold that way. You can also list a property on Craig's list or other sites. You do not need a real estate agent to sell or buy a house, but you definitely need the services of a lawyer.
Be sure that you price the house realistically, based on the current market, not your hopes. and based on the actual closing prices of similar houses in your area. --- which you can get for free at town hall or in some local papers.
yes , make your own web site......
There are many flat rate companies that will get you in the MLS and Realtor association sponsored sites, for around $300 (you will have to pay a buyer's agent between 2.5%-3%, if they bring in a buyer). If you are not in a hurry to sell, or do not have enough equity to pay full commissions it wouldn't hurt to try it.
Sure, but don't expect much. Zillow.com, fsbo.com... I am a realtor and I've tried several sites without much success. I've even corresponded with some FSBO owners and they only get Realtors calling or inquiring.
So if you need to sell, I suggest you list it with a Realtor. While most people do shop on line, they end up buying with the help of a Realtor. Only 8% of FSBO's sell their own homes. Good Luck!
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